ASWebAuthenticationSession cookie

I have a web application built in NextJS that I use cookies to handle persisting authentication details. I clear the cookies on logout and this works in other browsers. However, when I run this on Safari, it seems the browser is caching the cookie information. When I use the Safari debugger, I do not see the cookies in the Storage view, however, when I use document.cookies, I can retrieve them fine - which should not happen. This is not the case in Chrome. I can't find any information on this online, so any help or insights would be greatly appreciated.

Hi, three days ago I made the mistake of upgrading to Sonoma 14.4. After the upgrade, I tried to open Safari, and was met with a popup window/prompt asking whether I want to open the window/tabs from the previous session. Regardless of whichever option I chose, Safari just froze completely. I tried force quitting, and starting Safari whilst holding the Shift key (which should open a fresh session), but that also didn't work. Following that, I tried starting Safari in Safe Mode, but that also did not work. I should note that at this time Safari Technology Preview was working fine. After half a day of trying to troubleshoot this, an Apple Mail extension (Mailbutler) prompted me to sign in to my Google account, and that process triggered a small window/session of Safari to open (with the Gmail login page). Finally, I was able to access the Safari menubar settings. I went into the menubar settings, deactivated all 20 or so of my extensions, deleted all website data, deleted cache for both of my two profiles, quit

I embedded a WKWebView in my SwiftUI app, and loaded a list of HTTPCookie into a WKWebViewConfiguration object: var wkWebViewConfiguration = WKWebViewConfiguration() let cookies: [HTTPCookie] = ... // logic that creates a list of HTTPCookie for cookie in cookies { wkWebViewConfiguration.websiteDataStore.httpCookieStore.setCookie(cookie) } This logic works but when the app returns to the foreground from a long suspension (more than an hour), sometimes the web view reloads the URL but the cookies are gone. I suspect the web content process is terminated and add a logic to reload the URL and the cookies on process termination: // WKNavigationDelegate method func webViewWebContentProcessDidTerminate(_ webView: WKWebView) { // reload the URL and cookies here } but the issue still persist, could there be any other reasons that the cookies are lost or is my above solution not sufficient to handle web content process termination? This issue is qu

I made a change to the CookieAcceptPolicy in NSHTTPCookieStorage in my app: [[NSHTTPCookieStorage sharedHTTPCookieStorage] setCookieAcceptPolicy:NSHTTPCookieAcceptPolicyNever]; When I use the following code to restore its settings: [[NSHTTPCookieStorage sharedHTTPCookieStorage] setCookieAcceptPolicy:NSHTTPCookieAcceptPolicyOnlyFromMainDocumentDomain]; WKWebView still does not store cookies. I found that in iOS 17, the cookie policy for WKWebView can be enabled through the following configuration: [[[WKWebsiteDataStore defaultDataStore] httpCookieStore] setCookiePolicy:WKCookiePolicyAllow completionHandler:^{}]; But how can this be done in versions prior to iOS 17?

safari web extensions cannot carry cookies through jquery ajax in popup scripts. I found that it is possible in Chrome, but when converted to run on Safari using safari-web-extension-converter, the ajax requests do not pass the cookie over. Is there any way to solve this problem?