How to handle "Uncaught Error: The user chose to ignore the dialog box"?

[antifun]

Is there a way to catch or handle this error (thrown if the user clicks "Ignore" when prompted to open a new window for oauth)?

I've got a .catch in place which is reached if the user closes the opened dialog prematurely, but there doesn't seem to be any higher level with which to wrap the call to authenticate.

authenticator
    .authenticate(`${subdomain}.${domain}`, force)
    .then(function(token) {
      console.log("got token", token)
      return token
    })
    .catch(function(err) {
      console.log("error authenticating (user closed dialog)", err)
    })

[WrathOfZombies]

@IanVS Could you attach some screenshots/gif of the same. Given that the helpers works differently in different platforms, I'd need some visual cues to see how we can best help.

[IanVS]

Sure, I posted some over in #40 (comment). But I didn't open this particular issue. Maybe you meant to ask @antifun?

[antifun]

Yes, I think (at least the way I have it configured in the manifest) that this only happens in the web app.

[WrathOfZombies]

Closing this as a dupe. The referenced issue will track this.