Hello,
I have built a Progressive Web App that goes directly to my logic on open. Because the login page is on a different domain, the safari ux shows up on the top and bottom of the page. Does anyone know of a way for it to show up without that (essentially with the styling as if it were in the same domain)?
Hi @micahcb
Thank you for reaching out!
Can you let me know which SDK are you using and maybe provide a screenshot of the issue? Will need to look into this more in order to figure out what is causing the issue, or if what you want to achieve is possible.
Best regards,
Gerald
Here is a screenshot of what is happening. It is more of a pwa issue than an auth0 issue.
I have built a Progressive Web App that goes directly to my login on open (auth.mydomain.com). Because the login page is on a different domain, the safari ux shows up on the top and bottom of the page. Does anyone know of a way for it to show up without the bar styling at the top and the bottom (essentially with the styling as if it were in the same domain)?
Hi @micahcb
Apologies for the late reply, but while doing some research on this matter, it does look like this might be a hard limit regarding PWAs and Safari as opposed to other platforms such as Chromium based ones, which offer more customizability.
I did find some resources that try and address these issues, but please take them with a grain of salt, as not all of them come from official sources and we cannot guarantee the information provided there ( one source is from developer.apple.com which can be treated as reliable) :
- OAuth inside PWA in iOS takes you out of PWA and in to Safari - Patreon Developers
- iOS 11.3 breaks OAuth flow in PWA … | Apple Developer Forums
- Reddit - Dive into anything
If other from the Community have more information on this topic, it would be really helpful to know, as I am sure others would find this useful too, but at this time, it does appear to be a hard limit.
Hope this helps!
Gerald