A few more questions.

[ItsAntiUp]

A few more questions.

[elringus]

1. Well, nothing will happen in that case, I guess. You can add a "timeout" timer that will run your custom logic before sending an auth request.
2. You can do that in the settings.

[ItsAntiUp]

Alright, thanks for responding. I hope I'm not too annoying at this point :)

1. Well, when the user tries to log in, I'm actually launching an IEnumerator with "WaitUntil" . This waits until the request.isDone or request.IsError. When the user turns off the page, the app doesn't freeze, but it also wont allow me to perform the same function again, because "WaitUntil" is still running. I'll try to figure this one out by myself.

2. How can i change that? Settings.LoopbackResponseHtml only has a "get" parameter. Yes I can change it myself in the editor when my app isn't running. But how can i change that in the script?

Thank you in advance :)

[elringus]

I didn't release it could be useful to set the response html at runtime, but you're right. I've added the setter in the last commit. Thanks for the suggestion!