A browser-based OAuth 2.0 client for testing and debugging authorization flows.
Authorization code with PKCE, client credentials, implicit, and device grant. Works with Keycloak, Auth0, Google, WSO2, and FIWARE Keyrock. Credentials and tokens stay in your browser. Security boundaries.
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Generates two RSA key pairs: a signing key for private_key_jwt client authentication, and an encryption key for JWE token decryption. Private keys are stored in your browser only. The signing and encryption public keys are published together to a single JWKS endpoint — give that URL to your authorization server. You can also paste existing private keys from another device to reuse the same key pair across machines.
The DPoP key is EC P-256, is never published, and is sent inline in each proof.
origin. Otherwise, you won't be able to retrieve an access token.