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## `ENABLE_BEARER_TOKEN_AUTHORIZATION`

Option | `ENABLE_BEARER_TOKEN_AUTHORIZATION`
Description | Using less secure bearer token instead of secure cookies
Introduced Version | 1.42.0
Default | `false`

If you have a need of serving the backend API and frontend from two different domains with no subdomain relation, you cannot use secure cookies. Instead you need to use a less secure bearer token. This is done by enabling bearer token authorization via the configuration option:

ini

    ENABLE_BEARER_TOKEN_AUTHORIZATION=true

See also Configure Session Cookies.

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