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Unfortunately, there is not. The SQRL login process is a conversation between the site and the SQRL client and requires the site to respond correctly.

When you have the wind and the bandwidth, I hope you can at least write it up for future generations.

@shanedk, your "About" here says "Co-author of the SQRL RFC."

See New App coming to TestFlight shortly

@TechLiam, That's awesome!! I love to hear that it is "that easy"! Oh, you are absolutely right! We want this to be as simple and as ubiquitous as possible! And there is no shortage of ASP.net opportunities. Great! Thanks! Smart!! We are fortunate to have so great many wise and dedicated...

Great job!! My only comment is that it starts instantly. It could absolutely just be me but, I felt almost like it started in the middle of something... As if maybe I missed something at the beginning. I actually backed it up to double check. If I'm not the only one, you might want to...

Ah, the eternal struggle to find the perfect compromise between security and convenience. Perhaps a new client, or a new client version, will one day allow 0 rather than 1. For today, if typing a single character represents too great an obstacle, perhaps SQRL is not the solution you are...

When I make an ATM withdrawal and then try to make a second withdrawal in the same session, it asks for my pin again. This is to make sure that it is still me and not that I drove away without logging out and now someone else is requesting the second withdrawal. The use of the quick pass is...

Daniel's (@kalaspuffar) Android client is open source: https://github.com/kalaspuffar/secure-quick-reliable-login

Was this also the version where you stopped going green after only 4 characters of the rescue code?

Quiet?

I would like to cast a dissenting vote. The "QuickPass active" state is one in which the eternal and precarious security/convenience balance is knowingly and deliberately shifted in the direction of convenience and, conversely, ever-so-slightly away from security. And it is a transient state...

The notification for the Waze app has a close button on the notification you can close the app from here or otherwise tapping on the main part of the notification opens the app. So, assuming there is some reason to want it, you could have a similar operations.

Good point, Alan! I had a similar thought... but... forgot where. :rolleyes: Yes, any site could insist on a verified email address - or even a physical address, for that matter - as a condition of membership. But that would be entirely up to and part of the web site and it's raison d'être...

As a concrete example, I am both a member of my chorus and the webmaster. I would typically log on to the chorus web site as just me. But, when I needed to do administrative stuff, I would log in using an alternate ID of, perhaps, "webmaster". You are doing exceptionally well. This would be...

The SQRL identity that the user creates, sits on the users device. At each site the user visits, that identity is used to (deterministically) generate an identity unique to that site. That identity is both unique and reproducible because it is generated based on site's domain name...

😮 On a GRC forum... BURN!!!!!

I guess I'll have to find (and dust off) that old iPod touch and see if I can install the app so I can leave a tip. 🆒

@Jeffa , Nice! I don't (currently) own any (active) iThings, but I went to Patreon to make a contribution to show my appreciation for your work and to support your choice of business model. However, everything - even a custom contribution - is a "per month" recurring contribution. Obviously...