I am having an issue with the oAuth plugin by bubble that I have not had before. When users create an account with google, its shows a consent screen along the lines of:
"By continuing, Google will share your name, email address, language preference, and profile picture with xyz.com…’
This is normal and expected, however, when an existing user uses sign in with google to simply sign in to their account, they are prompted to re-consent. It is my understanding that this should not be happening for existing users. Any help appreciated.
Also worth noting, I have tried with a scopeless google project and an approved project with non-sensitive scopes.
I’m also seeing this. The consent screen is very recent in the last week and has been hurting my signup conversions. Can someone please look into this?
I’m curious what’s going on with this – even authenticating to Bubble itself via Google OAuth results in the consent dialog reappearing (I think Bubble uses its own Google OAuth plugin). Is there a way tag Bubble for a response or status update?
Also looking for an update on this. Annoying for users to have to provide consent every time they login with Google. @fede.bubble any movement on fixing this issue?
From my testing today, the user is also shown the consent screen when logging in to an existing account when I implement oauth using the API connector and “Oauth2 user-agent flow”.
I am not sure what they mean by “use the customAPI method” - I am not using the plugin and this still happens…