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redirect_uri as How can I use an iOS custom URL scheme as redirect_uri?

I am trying to implement OAuth using iOS URL schemes. For example if I provide myapp:// as redirect_uri the app should launch. However, I cannot add it as OAuth domain in the StackAppsStack Apps settings, as it's not a domain. Is there a way to do that other than using the client side OAuth in a web browser with https://stackoverflow.com/oauth/login_success as redirect_uri then catching the access_token from the link?

redirect_uri as iOS custom URL scheme

I am trying to implement OAuth using iOS URL schemes. For example if I provide myapp:// as redirect_uri the app should launch. However, I cannot add it as OAuth domain in the StackApps settings, as it's not a domain. Is there a way to do that other than using the client side OAuth in a web browser with https://stackoverflow.com/oauth/login_success as redirect_uri then catching the access_token from the link?

How can I use an iOS custom URL scheme as redirect_uri?

I am trying to implement OAuth using iOS URL schemes. For example if I provide myapp:// as redirect_uri the app should launch. However, I cannot add it as OAuth domain in the Stack Apps settings, as it's not a domain. Is there a way to do that other than using the client side OAuth in a web browser with https://stackoverflow.com/oauth/login_success as redirect_uri then catching the access_token from the link?

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redirect_uri as iOS custom URL scheme

I am trying to implement OAuth using iOS URL schemes. For example if I provide myapp:// as redirect_uri the app should launch. However, I cannot add it as OAuth domain in the StackApps settings, as it's not a domain. Is there a way to do that other than using the client side OAuth in a web browser with https://stackoverflow.com/oauth/login_success as redirect_uri then catching the access_token from the link?

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