My web site My web site allows user to login with .ejs Sign-up/Sign-in pages then delivers a React page. This works in Chrome and Safari. Https/SSL are provided by my ho… (jàng ci lu gën a bari)
My web site My web site allows user to login with .ejs Sign-up/Sign-in pages then delivers a React page. This works in Chrome and Safari. Https/SSL are provided by my host A2Hosting.
Firefox warns "Cookie “connect.sid” does not have a proper “SameSite” attribute value" when the cookie is set and then blocks the react page after login. If I enter the route that leads to the react page directly I can login and don't get the warning. In both cases the Storage tab in Dev tools shows the same settings for the cookie.
I made sure to remove any cookies for my site before testing the second scenario. I have tested this on Windows, Linux and Android versions of Firefox with the same results.
Here is my Express-Session instantiation
```
app.use(expressSession({
store: new pgSession({
pool: pool,
tableName: 'session'
// Insert connect-pg-simple options here
}),
secret: process.env.SECRET,
resave: false,
saveUninitialized: false,
cookie: {
httpOnly: true,
Secure: true,
SameSite: "None",
path: ['/'],
maxAge: 60 * 60 * 1000 * 5
}
// Insert connect-pg-simple options here
}))
```
I've tried changing the path to include the react app route, I've added it to Cors white list and I converted it to open with an .ejs file instead of .html with no results.
Thanks for your support and for a great browser
