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THIS IS A READ-ONLY ARCHIVE OF THE SQRL PROJECT FORUM
  1. Steve

    UX Help welcome

    ... and I neither dislike nor discount this idea. It's a good one. But to function smoothly it would require some form of inter-client "cloud" communications. Like the way LastPass glues all of its clients together. It may be that, in time, the world will decide that we need the many...
  2. Steve

    SQRL client feature comparison

    Exactly right. It's entirely server-side. :)
  3. Steve

    SQRL client feature comparison

    That's 100% true, @Gristle , and this is a benefit that a SQRL web browser extension has that external clients do not. I struggled to get that information for my own Windows desktop client, since it SHOULD have been present in the HTTP Referer: header of the incoming CPS jump. But the...
  4. Steve

    Videos demonstrating SQRL

    OMG... that was YOU?!?!?!? <g> I remember it well! :)
  5. Steve

    SQRL client feature comparison

    Yep. The GRC client is where all of these features originated. (And thanks for this this valuable work! :)
  6. Steve

    SQRL client feature comparison

    Oh, yes... and it's CRUCIAL that a client shows the SQRL authentication domain in a way that will be clearly seen. That's the EASIEST of all possible SQRL spoofs and it's been a source of much debate and concern!
  7. Steve

    SQRL client feature comparison

    Ah, right. My bad. I mistakenly believed that a thread creator had deletion rights. But would lead to havoc. :)
  8. Steve

    SQRL client feature comparison

    And I'll reiterate that this is a wonderful resource. I have just "pinned" this thread to the top of the SQRL User Discussions" forum so that it will always be there. Also, (whatever your name is), as is our custom here, as the thread's owner, you should feel completely free to delete any...
  9. Steve

    SQRL client feature comparison

    Could I suggest changing the column headings so that we don't need to keep looking them up? GRC / iOS / Android / Linux / Web Since, at the moment, we only have one of each, there's no confusion. (And NICE going with the change to CODE format!)
  10. Steve

    SQRL client feature comparison

    SQRL is inherently minimal. Nothing about the behavior of a SQRL client is optional. For example, a SQRL client that did not support Alt-IDs would be completely unusable for uses who have employed Alt-IDs elsewhere. The same goes for rekeying, disabling, removing, changing unlock password, etc...
  11. Steve

    SQRL client feature comparison

    VERY NICE WORK! VERY VALUABLE. If you could switch to our table system as Paul suggests that you be terrific, and it would allow you to edit in place as things change. :)
  12. Steve

    UX Help welcome

    Daniel... If we don't have enough such people here, and I suspect we don't... I can mention this on Tuesday's podcast and I'm SURE it will get a response. The problem is, I'm not yet ready to tell the world about this place, just like you're not yet ready to have the world providing more...
  13. Steve

    Translation of GRC (and possibly other) SQRL clients

    Although, as noted in the start of this thread, the entire SQRL Windows app was designed to be translated, I have no doubt that there will be many unforeseen problems arising from the differing length of the text and the difficulty in coordinating and managing in 60 languages that I don't speak...
  14. Steve

    @DeMentor, The Second account is gone. :) Glad to have you stabilized!

    @DeMentor, The Second account is gone. :) Glad to have you stabilized!
  15. Steve

    SQRL Information Sites

    https://sqrl.pl/blog/ | ### ###
  16. Steve

    SQRL Test Websites

    SQRL Demonstration, Test and Development Websites https://sqrl.grc.com/demo | GRC's clean and simple SQRL login demo site. This demonstration website is the best place to learn SQRL's operation. Although any complete logon and identity solution for the Internet must be flexible and offer...
  17. Steve

    Translation of GRC (and possibly other) SQRL clients

    Background: EVERY piece of visible display text appearing in GRC's SQRL client for Windows is sourced from a single, independent, stand alone text file where it is identified by a numbered string. The file looks like this: [Rename SQRL Identities] 1080=Rename SQRL Identities 1081=Select and...