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From: Authorisation flow for the new MAL API using OAuth 2.0
Hi! The precise answer depends on the specific architecture of your site, but it sounds like you may need to implement a session cookie or some other kind of identifier to link each client to its access token.

An alternative solution would be to store the tokens on the user's browser (e.g. as a cookie) rather than on your backend. However, in this case, you might wish to encrypt the cookie content to avoid misuse of the tokens.

Still, please take my answer with a grain of salt. There might be a better solution for your specific use case, depending on the internal structure of your website.

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Very cool, quinbulance!

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