Protocol-Independent Cross-Origin Discovery Flow#2
Protocol-Independent Cross-Origin Discovery Flow#2hlflanagan wants to merge 3 commits intoIDBrowserUseCases:mainfrom
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| - 1st party Cookie | ||
| - 3rd party cookies | ||
| - Redirect with link decoration | ||
| - Persistent Local Storage | ||
| - cross-domain postMessage |
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Would it be possible to highlight in the 'Description of flow' section how each of these are used? The use of local storage is already well described. I think it would be helpful for the scenario to highlight how 3rd party cookies are required as well as cross-domain postMessage.
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I think I went overboard with the pieces that are required for this specific use case. I've updated the file and updated the drawings to try and be more clear about exactly what/where the different components interact with browser features.
Updated required features, updated link to diagram
removing any protocol dependencies; added a better sequence diagram link to the description of the flow
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| ### Description Of The Flow | ||
| A full design of the data flows used to support a central discovery service are available here: <https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1h3XQ6BtTQ7KJkBQkIkWjktp3RXqHDXEKsa5ymrjzA-k/edit#slide=id.p> | ||
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| This flow writes to browser local storage via a dedicated component which loads a non-displayed iFrame. |
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It would be great if there could be a bit more detail around how the iframe interacts with the local storage and where the iframe is embedded.
Less important: I'd prefer the seq diag to be included (I just added one to my scenario using the Online Server of https://plantuml.com/).
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Attempting to capture the multilateral federation use case, specifically around WAYF services.