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... can use the localhost in order to listen for the response from the OAuth server. In addition, it may listen on a non-standard port. This updated code only verifies the scheme and host. It also adds a WP filter that allows localhost in the URL.

…ons can use the localhost in order to listen for the response from the OAuth server. In addition, it may listen on a non-standard port. This updated code only verifies the scheme and host. It also adds a WP filter that allows localhost in the URL.
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(Looks like this has been out there for a while, but I'll comment anyway since it's still open and relevant)

This issue can be solved outside of the OAuth plugin by using an external plugin that adds the same filter. I wonder if that would make more sense because it could be configured differently per server.

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rmccue commented Dec 7, 2015

This has been fixed in #98; thanks for the PR anyway! 🍰

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