AngularJS – Handling refresh token?

I’m building a SPA with AngularJS with communication to a service (JAVA).

When user sends his username/pass, service sends back both: Acces token and Refresh token. I’m trying to handle: if I get response with status 401, send back refresh token and then send your last request again. I tried to do that with including $http, but angular doesn’t let me include it in this interceptor. Is there any way to recreate the original request with this response parameter I’m recieving?

Something like:

1. I get 401
2. save my request
3. if I have a refresh token send that refresh token
4. on success resend my request

5. on error redirect to /login page

   'use strict';
   
   angular.module('testApp')
       .factory('authentificationFactory', function($rootScope, $q, $window, $location, CONF) {
   
   return {
       request: function(config) {
           config.headers = config.headers || {};
           if ($window.sessionStorage.token) {
               config.headers.Authorization = 'Bearer ' + $window.sessionStorage.token;
           }
           console.log(config);
           $rootScope.lastRequest = config;
           return config;
       },
   
       response: function(response) {
           console.log($rootScope.lastRequest);
           if (response.status === 401) {
               if ($window.sessionStorage.refreshToken) {
   
                   //Save, request new token, send old response
                   //if it fails, go to login
   
                   $location.url('/login');
               } else {
                   $location.url('/login');
               }
           }
           return response || $q.when(response);
       }
   };
   });
   

Bonus Question (the main question is more important): There are 2 mobile apps that will also connect to my service, and when I log in from my web app, and few moments later from my mobile app, mobile app takes a new refresh token and my web app’s refresh token is valid no more. What would be the best option for dealing with that?

Thank you for your time,
Best regards