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Securely returns OpenAI OAuth callbacks from localhost to the DNAI forum that started the login. DNAI OAuth Relay enables OpenAI and Codex OAuth authentication on supported DNAI-powered forums. OpenAI redirects OAuth authentication results to a localhost callback address. This extension securely captures the callback and returns it to the forum where the login was originally started. How it works The user starts OpenAI OAuth from a supported DNAI forum. The extension records the initiating forum and OAuth state. OpenAI redirects the browser to the localhost callback. The extension validates the callback. The authorization result is returned to the same forum that initiated the login. The extension only handles callbacks that match an OAuth flow started from an approved DNAI forum. Unrelated localhost callbacks and other OAuth logins are ignored. Supported websites DNForum.com AcornDomains.co.uk ConsultDomain.de Security and privacy DNAI OAuth Relay does not store OpenAI access tokens or refresh tokens. It does not read or modify forum posts. It does not collect browsing history. It does not send OAuth details to third parties. It does not redirect callbacks between different forums. It validates the OAuth state, localhost address, port, and callback path. Temporary OAuth flow information is removed after completion or expiry. OAuth tokens are exchanged and stored securely by the forum itself. The extension only relays the temporary authorization result.
Aug 7, 2026
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