Why does authorization via passport.js only work on the local machine?

Question

JavaScript

Good afternoon, I made authorization using passport.js through GOOGLE, FACEBOOK, TWITTER services.
When I authorize from my local machine, then authorization works through all services, if I try from another device, then no, only local authorization works. The following error is thrown:

Webpage not available
The webpage at http://localhost:3000/auth/google/callback?code=4/aSnGBSrQQrpVumhJ6Ar5FPqjQPZDD_V4Hr5id1DCHpg# could not be loaded because:
net::ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED

Tell me how can I fix this? I can post the code if needed.

Answer 1

In the error "localhost:3000" when trying to authorize from another device? And nothing bothers you?

Answer 2

Because node.js is the only one you have.

Answer 3

I bet that you need to write allowed redirect url / callback urls for each service, not only on the localhost, but also on the production server. And, usually, separate oauth credentials are created for this.