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Is there a native login button for xamarin?


Asked by Ariah Stevenson on Dec 15, 2021 FAQ



On 9th of March 2018 I wrote an article “ Using Native Facebook Login Button in Xamarin.Forms ” which turned out to be the second popular article on my blog. Since then, thanks for my readers, I received many additional questions which I decided to answer in this separate article.
Besides,
In this article, and the accompanying sample applications, the Forms.Init method is called at application startup. The NativeForms sample application solution does not contain any Xamarin.Forms projects. Instead, it consists of a Xamarin.iOS project, a Xamarin.Android project, and a UWP project.
Accordingly, Xamarin.Forms Button. The Button responds to a tap or click that directs an application to carry out a particular task. The Button is the most fundamental interactive control in all of Xamarin.Forms. The Button usually displays a short text string indicating a command, but it can also display a bitmap image, or a combination of text and an image.
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However, before diving into those questions, I would like to take a step back and talk about Facebook SDK in relation to Xamarin. Facebook SDK is available for Xamarin.Android and Xamarin.iOS but not for Xamarin.Forms. This might be the most confusing part, especially if you are working with Facebook SDK on Xamarin.Forms for the first time.
In this manner,
This often means enabling users to sign into existing Microsoft, Facebook, Google, and (now) Apple Sign-In accounts. Microsoft Authentication Library (MSAL) provides an excellent turn-key solution to adding authentication to your app. Additionally, there is even support for Xamarin apps in their client NuGet package.