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Web auth shows two options to the user, app name and flutter_web_auth #121
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Simply use a different scheme for either your deep links or flutter_web_auth. Yeah, it's more work to maintain another scheme but that's the workaround. |
I stuck with this issue. Does everyone have any solutions? |
@vinhhoangdo do you happen to have |
Yeah thank dude @bartcone-fulfilld, I will check the scheme name in
And now, If I install the app and click on the Login button, it will show the dialog with two options! |
Hi @bartcone-fulfilld, I am back to work and checking the |
@vinhhoangdo you have two |
@bartcone-fulfilld yeah, I see. Is there any way to keep both schemes the same? Or both of them should differ from each other. |
@vinhhoangdo the schemes need to be different in order for the setup to work, since the callback must open the Please also see the new troubleshooting section of the readme: Let me know if you are still having problem! |
My app supports deep links and also uses this package for web auth. there is a confusing action sheet shown to the user before opening the browser:
This is my intent:
Is there any way to open the browser right away instead of showing this confusing UI?
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