I'm trying to setup the ability for the Authenticated User to manage the OAuth accounts they have linked. Here's the code I'm using in my Angular Component: linkGoogle(): void { debugger; // this pauses 1st const googleAuthButton = document.createElement('div'); googleAuthButton.setAttribute('id', 'google-button'); // Inject Google button dynamically document.body.appendChild(googleAuthButton); const client = google.accounts.id; client.initialize({ client_id: environment.googleClientId, callback: (response: any) => { const idToken = response.credential; console.log('Google Sign-In callback triggered:', response); debugger; // this never pauses // Use the new CustomerService method this.customerService.linkGoogleAccount(idToken).subscribe({ next: () => { this.snackBar.open('Google account linked successfully!', 'Close', { duration: 3000, }); document.body.removeChild(googleAuthButton); // Cleanup this.authService.initializeAuth().subscribe(); // Refresh current user }, error: (err) => { console.error('Error linking Google account:', err); this.snackBar.open('Failed to link Google account.', 'Close', { duration: 3000, }); }, }); }, auto_select: false, cancel_on_tap_outside: true, }); console.log('Client initialized:', client); client.prompt(); } When I invoke this function I can see the debugger; statements pause but not the one that I have set inside the defined callback function. I expect the callback method to be invoked so I can see the token and manage the linked account. Continue reading...