Detect Android OAuth client via User-Agent header

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Browse code Detect Android OAuth client via User-Agent header WebView always sends NaviAndroid/1.0 in the HTTP User-Agent, while navigator.userAgent in JS is unreliable. Backend now detects the Android platform from the UA header when the ?platform query param is absent, ensuring the bridge-page flow works regardless of webclient version. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> feature/navi-code master vmkdemo
1 parent 5048d62 commit 48fc5ffdc63f1fadf087b28ccb33feb615863f2c Eugene Sukhodolskiy authored on 9 May

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WebView always sends NaviAndroid/1.0 in the HTTP User-Agent, while
navigator.userAgent in JS is unreliable. Backend now detects the
Android platform from the UA header when the ?platform query param is
absent, ensuring the bridge-page flow works regardless of webclient
version.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>

feature/navi-code master vmkdemo

1 parent 5048d62 commit 48fc5ffdc63f1fadf087b28ccb33feb615863f2c

Eugene Sukhodolskiy authored on 9 May

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