implement support for external custom browsers #613
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Thanks for the PR. You're right the same questions I had there still apply. Since your PR is around the same thing, do you have the answers? Do you also have advice on how to create the scenarios where the other browsers are leveraged? |
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Adds support for external (non-in-app) browsers on iOS to participate in SSO-sessions and allow e.g. Citrix MDM to provide its secure browser (which in turn allows SSO for e.g. enterprise Kerberos environments).
Fixes #565 but probably raises the same questions that were left unanswered in #318
Given that this unblocks some users, it might still be valuable.