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Support for setting authDomain on Android #4805
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I couldn't figure out how to label this issue, so I've labeled it for a human to triage. Hang tight. |
Hi, thanks for reporting! If there are other reasons why you need this feature, could you please describe your use case and why you need this? Thanks! |
@NhienLam Thanks, I could have been more clear perhaps. Reason is not that it doesn't work, but that it shows the default Situation is therefore that a custom domain has been set up in Firebase, which indeed can be used for web apps, but mobile (OIDC) auth flows still visibly reveal the default Firebase domain to the end user, to my knowledge without any option to change this. |
@skion Thanks for the update. We currently do not support custom domain on mobile. We have put this feature request on our radar, but we are unable to promise a timeline right now. |
I have another good reason for using custom auth domains: |
This is now available in the latest Auth version. |
What feature would you like to see?
Support for setting
authDomain
on Android, or mobile in general. At the moment it is impossible to authenticate users via a custom domain when signing in on mobile.How would you use it?
Usage would be similar to the web variant.
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