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Checked for Lucidspark on 1 Nov 2026
- Page
- https://lucid-developer-docs.readme.io/docs/embed-api-faqs
- Checked
- 1 Nov 2026, 09:25 UTC
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- page
- http status
- 200
- content hash
- sha256:9a6c95459b95dae96391a64543ad193e85b74246b11a97e86c906918ff3a4777
- permission
- robots_ok
- screenshot
- Screenshot on file (internal exhibit, not published)
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Facts read from this source
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Cookie embed recommendation Report an error
“We recommend using cookie-based embeds for most use cases, because the API is significantly easier to use.”
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Token embed access Report an error
“However, if you want users to be able to view embedded documents even if they don't have access in Lucid (or don't have a Lucid account), then you'll want to use token-based embeds instead.”
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Token embed oauth management Report an error
“The token-based embedded experience requires your integration to manage the granting and storage of OAuth 2.0 tokens securely. Cookie-based embeds do not require any token management.”
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Cookie embed no access behavior Report an error
“The iframe will display a "request access" or "log in" message, as appropriate.”
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Embed auto update Report an error
“Lucid embeds always update when changes are made to the original document, with one exception: token-based embeds can be configured by the user to not automatically update, in which case they display a snapshot of the document at the time the embed was created.”
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Embed third party cookies Report an error
“the embed APIs use the browser's Storage Access API to request cookie access as needed.”
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Breakout board embed Report an error
“Currently, breakout boards can't be selected in the document picker, so cookie embeds are the only way to embed these boards.”
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