Sign-in attempt will use that type of persistence. If no user is signed in and a new type of persistence is set, any future.Will be applied ( local in a browser app). If no user is signed in and no persistence is specified, the default setting.Signing in again with a different user will result in that user's state being Session on a previous web page and a new page was visited, SetPersistence is called, that user's current persistence type will beĪpplied for future sign-in attempts. Initially, the SDK will check if an authenticated user exists.The following criteria will be applied when determining the current state of Whereas it is none for Node.js backend apps. The default for web browser and React Native apps is local (provided theīrowser supports this storage mechanism, eg. Persistence change to complete before applying it on the new Auth state. Return a promise that will resolve once the state finishes copying from oneĬalling a sign-in method after changing persistence will wait for that This will change the type of persistence on the specified Auth instanceįor the currently saved Auth session and apply this type of persistence forįuture sign-in requests, including sign-in with redirect requests. You can specify or modify the existing type of persistence by calling the When the window or activity is refreshed. Indicates that the state will only be stored in memory and will be cleared Indicates that the state will only persist in the current session or tab,Īnd will be cleared when the tab or window in which the user authenticated Single host origin and will be persisted for a single domain only. Indicates that the state will be persisted even when the browser window isĬlosed or the activity is destroyed in React Native. You can choose one of three types of Auth state persistence on a specifiedįirebase Auth instance based on your application or user's requirements. Supported types of Auth state persistence Whereas Firestore enablePersistence enables Cloud Firestore data caching when State persistence specifies how a user session is persisted on a device. Note: Do not confuse Auth state persistence with Firestore The default behavior is to persist the state across tabsĪs stated above, there are multiple situations where the default permanent A developer may want to allow different users to sign in to an application.Until that user is upgraded to a non-anonymous account (federated, password, In some situations, a developer may want to not persist an anonymous user.This could be done by adding a "Remember me" option during sign-in. To provide a user with the ability to choose whether to persist their session
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#CLEARED OUT EMAIL ON MAC, HOW LONG WILL IT TAKE FOR IPHONE TO DO THE SAME PASSWORD#
If it is an Apple ID, the next page will ask you how you would like recover your password or security questions.
A useful result would be " is not an Apple ID". To pursue fixing the problem on your own, you can try typing that email address into this web page: Recover Your Apple ID - Apple. I do not want that information and knowing it could not help anyway. Please do not reveal that email address (or any other) on this website (or any other). Without knowing the particular email address you wish to use though, it is difficult for me to speculate regarding the reason it is not available. That is possible, but waiting more than a couple of hours isn't likely to change anything. Could it be just that I need to give it some time for apple to remove the old email from the system?