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Developer of VoidAuth here; if you decide to give it a try let me know if you run into any issues during setup, or have any feedback!
It is configured mostly through UI. The separation (in my opinion) is VoidAuth configuration happens mostly through environment variables and Client/Users/Domain configuration happens in the Web UI. You can try it out and switch if you like it and think the effort of switching is worth it
Well that is not good! It looks to be working for me on iOS and Windows Firefox (librefox), I don’t have a way to test on Android 😕 If you don’t mind opening a GitHub issue that would be helpful, and I will add some extra debug logging that may help narrow down the issue.
Thanks, I think I fixed it
RetroFed

Developer of VoidAuth here; if you decide to give it a try let me know if you run into any issues during setup, or have any feedback!
It is configured mostly through UI. The separation (in my opinion) is VoidAuth configuration happens mostly through environment variables and Client/Users/Domain configuration happens in the Web UI. You can try it out and switch if you like it and think the effort of switching is worth it
Well that is not good! It looks to be working for me on iOS and Windows Firefox (librefox), I don’t have a way to test on Android 😕 If you don’t mind opening a GitHub issue that would be helpful, and I will add some extra debug logging that may help narrow down the issue.
Thanks, I think I fixed it
VoidAuth Release v1.10.0 - Declared OIDC Clients and Passkey Management (github.com)
While it has been a while since I have posted anything, development on VoidAuth continues! The highlight feature of this release is the ability to declare OIDC Client Apps and their properties externally, and was written by a new contributor to the project! This can be done with environment variables passed to VoidAuth, or as container labels on the services themselves. Very cool, documentation for that is here.