When the PayPal-Popup opens where I should enter my PayPal-Account-Credentials there are different ways to close the popup.
At least on iOS are appearing 2 options. The first option is the popup (modal) closing cross in the upper right corner.
The second option is an abort link "Cancel and go back to {company name}" below the login form.
When using the cross in the upper right corner the modal closes successfully. I expected the same behavior for the abort link.
I am wondering why this abort/cancel link is only appearing on ios (safari) and not on Android (or Chrome). And when I hit the link instead of the cross - the cancel process fails, I get asked if I want to try this again, which does not work too and the popup tells me immediately after this second attempt that I was too long inactive.
I usually expect anywhere the same behavior, Chrome should show the same as Safari.
Maybe there is a way to forcefully hide this abort link?
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Issue description
Not working abort link when choosing/clicking the PayPal-Button as payment method. I am using the Web-Drop-In in a Capacitor Angular app.
I am currently testing a Braintree (PayPal) checkout in sandbox mode. I initialize the drop-in as follows:
When the PayPal-Popup opens where I should enter my PayPal-Account-Credentials there are different ways to close the popup. At least on iOS are appearing 2 options. The first option is the popup (modal) closing cross in the upper right corner. The second option is an abort link "Cancel and go back to {company name}" below the login form.
When using the cross in the upper right corner the modal closes successfully. I expected the same behavior for the abort link.
I am wondering why this abort/cancel link is only appearing on ios (safari) and not on Android (or Chrome). And when I hit the link instead of the cross - the cancel process fails, I get asked if I want to try this again, which does not work too and the popup tells me immediately after this second attempt that I was too long inactive.
I usually expect anywhere the same behavior, Chrome should show the same as Safari. Maybe there is a way to forcefully hide this abort link?