I’m currently using the latest version of the Auth0.OidcClient (3.5.0) for .NET 6 and I am trying to configure the Logout to not display a browser window. I noticed in the SDK there is a setting in the LogoutRequest class that has a public field called: “BrowserDisplayMode”. There doesn’t appear to be any way to set this value and none of the LogoutAsync method params appear to provide a hook to this.
Does anyone know if there is a way to modify this option or is there a way to request that this become a configurable option?
Right now, as it does for everyone, the logout function causes a blank window to show up and makes for a poor user experience.
@dan.woda Thanks for the reply! (Sorry just getting back from Thanksgiving break) I think Back-Channel Logout may be closer to what I need but I think at that point I just need to construct a POST call to conduct logout in the background.
As it stands today, the Auth0 .NET SDK (this is for native applications) handles logout through the browser window but opens a blank window and closes it. There’s a parameter to make the logout browser call headless but it is currently not exposed to public APIs.
I may post a feature request in the Github repo itself to see if this is already being planned for release. Thanks again!