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jcesarmobile closed CB-10588.
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Resolution: Duplicate
Assignee: jcesarmobile
I'm closing this as it's a duplicate of CB-10566
> Cordova InAppBrowser delay in passing cookies on iOS 9.2
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> Key: CB-10588
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CB-10588
> Project: Apache Cordova
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: iOS, Plugin InAppBrowser
> Environment: Ionic mobile app accessing a Drupal website
> Reporter: Sarah Tressel
> Assignee: jcesarmobile
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> We are building an app using the cordova in-app browser as part of our
> authentication flow. We are seeing a problem with cookies not being passed by
> cordova on iOS 9.2 and later. We are using the Ionic platform for the app.
> Here is a detailed description:
> We login users to the app by opening a login url (OKTA SSO login for the
> company) in the Cordova in-app browser plugin.
> This renders the OKTA SAML template and allows the user to enter the
> credentials.
> Upon do-login action, the in-app browser follows all the redirects and
> eventually on a successful Authentication renders the Drupal site from which
> we get content for the app.
> At this point, we have the required cookie attached to the response to move
> forward and make direct API calls from the ionic application to the Drupal
> Resource API ( we do close the in-app browser once we load the Drupal site in
> the in-app browser).
> This solution works perfectly on android and pre ios 9.2 devices.
> With ios 9.2, there is a delayed hand-off of the cookies to the ionic webview
> once we close the in-app browser. I tried leaving the in-app browser open and
> i can access all the authenticated resources properly within the in-app
> browser right away without any delay, once the authentication is complete. So
> there is no issue withe the OKTA SSO flow or the cookie. There seems to be an
> issue with the cookie getting attached to the ionic webview from the in-app
> browser plugin.
> On a average, it takes about a minute for the cookie to show up and we can
> then make API calls to Drupal. ( We keep calling Drupal API and on getting
> 403, we redirect to this same login flow and this continues for a while,
> until the cookie is available and the API call goes through successfully.)
> Is there a way to get the cookie attached to the ionic webview from the
> in-app browser plugin without encountering this delay?
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