Message from JavaScript discussions
July 2018
— Guys is it safe approch to send jwt as a query parameter?
for oauth2 authentication i am redirecting user from app to oauth page. then i am sending acess token to server. server verifies user and redirects to client with jwt in url as query parameter
Yes, you can use jwt anywhere, the only security concern is generally: WHAT data is stored in the token
— Because remember: the user can see the data
— Just storing user id
— Good
— It doesn't matter if it's in a cookie, localStorage, an email, query param, a form, etc
— Thanks :D
— Try this
[] == false it will return true then try
if([]){
console.log('what the hell')}
— Would be great help if someone could explain this behaviour
— if([]) is the same as [] == true
— Which is false
— No wait...