Origins with and without ports about react-oauth HOT 3 CLOSED

Hello @gusaiani,

I know it seems weird, as localhost with port should be enough, and adding extra localhost seems to be redundant.

But it is google's recommendation for local tests or development.

you can find it in setup step 2 https://developers.google.com/identity/gsi/web/guides/get-google-api-clientid

I would recommend following them, If you want to give it a try add only the one with port and try if it's working or not.

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Thank you @MomenSherif.

It does not work in our tests without the portless domain, if we use a declared port.
Grateful to get the reference link above from you.
Likely we will add it to the instructions for our own users.

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If it's a normal domain you can just add it without any ports like this https://test-oauth-rust.vercel.app/

If it has a subdomain and it's not working, for this reason, you can check the props some of them related to subdomain stuff.

for localhost, I didn't know that you can run it without specifying a port 😅, But I think it will have a default port we can use it

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