Abstract: Disclosed herein are system, method, and computer program product embodiments for secure user interface (UI) customization in an embedded application. An embodiment operates by generating an embedding code and an application configuration corresponding to an updated version of an embedded code of an embedded web application in response to a determination that the embedded web application was published successfully. The embodiment then stores the embedding code, the application configuration, and a particular version of a web component at an application server. The particular version of the web component is designated for use by the embedded web application during runtime of the embedded web application. The embodiment then configures an application endpoint to prevent the embedded web application from accessing, during runtime of the embedded web application, another version of the web component that is different from the particular version of the web component stored at the application server.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are system, method, and computer program product embodiments for publishing an embedded web application with atomic version control. An embodiment operates by generating an updated version of an embedded code in response to receiving a request to publish an updated embedded web application. The embodiment then generates an embedding code and an application configuration corresponding to the updated version of the embedded code in response to a determination that the embedded web application was published successfully. The embodiment then stores the embedding code and the application configuration.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are device, system and method embodiments for managing accessibility on customer web pages. A user device operates by receiving selection of a control of an embedded application presented in a webpage including visible content, receiving configuration code associated with the embedded application instance, and presenting a modal dialog on the webpage generated based on the embedded application instance and the configuration code. Further, the user device disables access by an assistive technology to Hypertext Markup Language elements associated with the visible content in response to the presentation of the modal dialog.

Abstract: A method for providing a customizable chat window for a webpage is disclosed. The method comprises: receiving a user-specific component customized by a first user that identifies user-selected customizations for a chat message user interface (UI) of the first user; providing a snippet of code from a host chat application to a computing device associated with the first user to add to the webpage of the first user wherein activation of the snippet of code at the webpage of the first user causes the host chat application to be bootstrapped and causes the chat message UI of the first user to be loaded with the user-selected customizations; providing second code for rendering the chat message UI of the first user along with the user-selected customizations for the chat message UI, over a network, to a computing device associated with a second user; and modifying an actual chat message that is communicated using the chat message UI by applying the user-selected customizations to the chat message.

Abstract: A method for providing a customizable chat window for a webpage is disclosed. The method comprises: receiving a user-specific component customized by a first user that identifies user-selected customizations for a chat message user interface (UI) of the first user; providing a snippet of code from a host chat application to a computing device associated with the first user to add to the webpage of the first user wherein activation of the snippet of code at the webpage of the first user causes the host chat application to be bootstrapped and causes the chat message UI of the first user to be loaded with the user-selected customizations; providing second code for rendering the chat message UI of the first user along with the user-selected customizations for the chat message UI, over a network, to a computing device associated with a second user; and modifying an actual chat message that is communicated using the chat message UI by applying the user-selected customizations to the chat message.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are device, system and method embodiments for managing accessibility on customer web pages. A user device operates by receiving selection of a control of an embedded application presented in a webpage including visible content, receiving configuration code associated with the embedded application instance, and presenting a modal dialog on the webpage generated based on the embedded application instance and the configuration code. Further, the user device disables access by an assistive technology to Hypertext Markup Language elements associated with the visible content in response to the presentation of the modal dialog.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and devices for application-specific session authentication are described. In some systems, a host server may authenticate a single-page application utilizing token-based verification. For example, a user device running the single-page application embedded within a container webpage may transmit a resource request including a session-identifying token to the host server. The host server may identify whether the session-identifying token is included in the resource request from the single-page application in order to determine whether to grant resource access for the request. If the request includes the token, the host server may determine that the request is from the single-page application, and may transmit the requested resources to the user device to load or update the embedded application.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and devices for application-specific session authentication are described. In some systems, a host server may authenticate a single-page application utilizing token-based verification. For example, a user device running the single-page application embedded within a container webpage may transmit a resource request including a session-identifying token to the host server. The host server may identify whether the session-identifying token is included in the resource request from the single-page application in order to determine whether to grant resource access for the request. If the request includes the token, the host server may determine that the request is from the single-page application, and may transmit the requested resources to the user device to load or update the embedded application.