Hello, I am using my sub domain as my project endpoint, however, I still get this error.
Appwrite is using localStorage for session management. Increase your security by adding a custom domain as your API endpoint.
Why am I still getting this error?
Hi ! Did you add a custom domain ?
Yes I did. I've added 3 custom domains to my Appwrite console and I've configured their CNAME records but I get the same error with each of them
@Steven please any help?
Have you added your domain as platform?
Not custom domain but a Web platform?
I'm using localhost. And I've added it.
So, in localhost usually this would happened. When you try on a Platform with domain that shares the same domain as your app, then, this message will go away.
So for example if your Appwrite is in api.domain.com then using your app on app.domain.com for example will remove this error.
Alright. Thanks
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[SOLVED] Security issues despite using subdomain
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