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- [Add custom UIKit loading screen (coming-soon)](#Add-custom-uikit-loading-screen)
- [Embedded Webview vs ASWebAuthenticationSession](#embedded-webview-vs-aswebauthenticationsession)
- [Config iOS associated domain](#config-ios-associated-domain)
- [Multi-apps Support](#multi-apps-support)
- [Multi-Region support](#multi-region-support)
- [Login with ASWebAuthenticationSession](#login-with-aswebauthenticationsession)

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For example, if you would like to use `https://example.com` as your associated domain, you would
enter `applinks:example.com` and `webcredentials:example.com`.

## Multi-apps Support

This guide outlines the steps to configure your iOS application to support multiple applications.

### Step 1: Modify the Frontegg.plist File

Add `applicationId` to Frontegg.plist file:

```xml
<plist version="1.0">
<dict>
<key>applicationId</key>
<string>your-application-id-uuid</string>
<key>baseUrl</key>
<string>https://your-domain.fronteg.com</string>
<key>clientId</key>
<string>your-client-id-uuid</string>
</dict>
</plist>
```

## Multi-Region Support

This guide outlines the steps to configure your iOS application to support multiple regions.
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