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Hi.
Am I correct, and all benefit of using federated credentials is getting information about which provider was used? For example, was it Facebook or Google? And then — sign in with API of this provider?
Also, is there a situation when we need to modify credentials? Just save them after the first login with Facebook or Google, and that's all?
Is there a full list of the providers that we need to pass to the FederatedCredential?
In the https://w3c.github.io/webappsec-credential-management/#provider-identification written that we should use an exact name, but:
why, if it's just a flag of login with the provider
which one? I don't know where to get these names.
Regards.
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Hi.
Am I correct, and all benefit of using federated credentials is getting information about which provider was used? For example, was it Facebook or Google? And then — sign in with API of this provider?
Also, is there a situation when we need to modify credentials? Just save them after the first login with Facebook or Google, and that's all?
Is there a full list of the providers that we need to pass to the FederatedCredential?
In the https://w3c.github.io/webappsec-credential-management/#provider-identification written that we should use an exact name, but:
Regards.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: