Offline functionality for PWAs
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Desired functionality.
It would be nice to use keycloak-angular also offline for our PWA. We have the problem that we got redirected instantly when we’re losing connection and refresh the page. Is there a good solution yet?
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Then I’ll create a new issue for that because I need it.
Not as I know. From previous post. I understand that offline tokens don’t do the job. I wonder how native app handle that? You don’t have to login again and again on those apps…