Recent content by shanedk

Yeah, that was headed up by Adam Conley. I was relying on him for things like the major formatting and how the whole thing works. I was just contributing copy. When he disappeared, I didn't know how to continue working with it. I still have it if someone else wants to join in. I think though...

If I had the knowledge and ability, I'd spearhead this myself. But I'd gladly assist anyone who could.

Take a tip from the cryptocurrency community. The tactic wasn't to get firms to take crypto exclusively, just to have it as an option alongside regular payment methods. Adoption is slow, but progressing. SQRL could be the same way. Also, crypto wallets have shown better ways of doing things...

As much as I appreciate what Jose is doing, I would say that this emphasizes the need for native modules that can be plugged into any website directly, without relying on any third party.

IIRC, in the Android app it lasts 24 hours (or maybe I changed that in mine). In either event, if you have some other security feature such as biometrics activated, the app will use that instead of the QuickPass.

The ability of someone to manage their linked accounts on your site is an interesting wrinkle. But if the login to sqrloauth.com (I'll call that the "master account") is separate to the actual site logins, then now all you're worried about is a site compromise. Is there a reason for the site...

It looks like they all log in as sqrloauth.com. This could be a potential privacy issue as every website would end up with the same public key, leading to the ability to associate the user across websites. Suggestion, if this is feasible: give each site its own special SQRL URL, such as...

No, it says it's no longer active.

That's a SQRLforNET invite, not https://sqrl-devs.slack.com/.

Did this ever get off the ground? If so, how can we get an invite?

A few weeks ago, I demonstrated SQRL for my largely non-techie audience, and I'll repost that here for the convenience of those who don't want to scroll up: So earlier today I did a follow-up on actually going through the process of creating an identity: (The part that's probably the most...

Steve's client works under Linux with WINE.

To be clear, it was never the notification I was complaining about. It's the fact that tapping it clears the QuickPass. In every other case, tapping the notification launches the app.

I posted this on another thread, but it's a UX issue so I'll mention it here, too. I see absolutely no reason to have the notification clear the QuickPass. Tapping the notification should launch the app; as it is the user (uselessly, so it seems) has to go searching for the app to pull it up...

I find it very easy to explain SQRL to cryptocurrency fans since a lot of the same concepts apply.