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I have two separate application built mainly using angularjs and &nbsp;laravel. <br />
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1) Front office <br />
2) Back office<br />
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The authentication method is Laravel passport.<br />
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The problem I am encountering is when I login to both front and back office. Then when I logout from either the front or back office app both application get logout. <br />
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This is happening when I'm using &nbsp;the same browser with multiple tabs. <br />
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Are there implementable solutions to the mentioned problem. <br />
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Your help is kindly appreciate.
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I have two separate application built mainly using angularjs and  laravel. 

1) Front office 
2) Back office

The authentication method is Laravel passport.

The problem I am encountering is when I login to both front and back office. Then when I logout from either the front or back office app both application get logout. 

This is happening when I'm using  the same browser with multiple tabs. 

Are there implementable solutions to the mentioned problem. 

Your help is kindly appreciate.

Laravel Passport (Login/Logout) issue

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