Not working with Safari by default

[JarnoLeConte]

Safari doesn't allow cross domain access to localStorage by default, which means this package don't solve the problem for Safari users. Only when the browser setting 'cookies and other website data' is set to 'allow always' it will work well.

It seems hard to find a work around.

[AndrewMagliozzi]

It appears it's only a problem with safari on localhost. It works fine in
production.

On Sun, Sep 20, 2015 at 6:31 PM, Jarno Le Conté [email protected]
wrote:

Safari doesn't allow cross domain access to localStorage by default, which
means this package don't solve the problem for Safari users. Only when the
browser setting 'cookies and other website data' is set to 'allow always'
it will work well.

It seems hard to find a work around.

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[JarnoLeConte]

Even in production, it doesn't work.

• http://server1.shared-auth.hckr.me
• http://server2.shared-auth.hckr.me

Safari Settings

NOT working (using default settings)

working (using modified settings)

Problem

Although the cross-origin setup is correct and no errors appear in the console, the iframe just see an empty localStorage. In Safari (using the default settings) a single site have different instance of localStorage when loaded in an iframe than loaded in the browser directly. The localStorage isn't shared in this case.