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It has always been pre-release we haven't touched it in a while because SQRL lost all steam. If there's interest we can pick it back up Alex and I worked on it for quite a while but again there was nothing there waiting for it so we eventually wondered off. Now we have Passkeys coming I'm not...

I agree that slowly sprinkling SQRL around is a good way to go, but we need to go back and have an RFC written one that addresses some of the issues I mentioned above (if needed) and provides a standard implementation for it RFC style. That storage block is kind of criminally complex and could...

agreed, unfortunately it doesn't exist (and probably never will) as much as I love/loved working on this project the reality of it is that without steve actively behind it, no official RFC and nobody large enough or influential enough evangelizing it isn't going to go anywhere. Also having...

Hey guys @PHolder / @Steve etc so sorry about the ghost honestly I figured this was dead in the water. @Jeffa pinged me a couple of days ago, it is back up and running required a reboot and there was an external API I was using that has gone bust since the 3 years ago I looked at it...

Yes the program works and we will continue enhancing it

No it isn't critical its what gives you the tray icon, we currently assume everyone has that... we'll make it so that if it can't exist it won't crash the app on the next release.

Looks like the Default Window Manager for that Linux distro is IceWM and you must not be running a standard notification daemon try installing one of these "xfce4-notify " or mate-notification-daemon" (debian package names) And make sure they run on startup by adding them to your startup...

This is related to this bug it seems https://github.com/meetfranz/franz/issues/592 An issue with GTK libnotify, what graphical interface are you running? GNOME?

You can import your identity from the browser into here. What version of Linux do you run? (as detailed as possible,what graphical environment etc) Looks like you are missing a GTK3 dependency Depending on your flavor of Linux try ``` #red hat based yum install epel-release yum install...

Beta 0.1.2.0 Has been Released https://github.com/sqrldev/SQRLDotNetClient/releases/tag/v0.1.2.0-beta Enhanced CPS Behavior Add support to export rescue code and qr identity as PDF Added localization support to the platform installer Fixed Linux and OSX download as executable by wrapping them...

I honestly don't know... if .netcore will run on it it should.

Thanks I am pushing out a fix shortly for a new beta that hopefully will fix this and other issues

Update Beta 0.1.2.0 released 4/25/2020 Released: https://github.com/sqrldev/SQRLDotNetClient/releases/tag/v0.1.2.0-beta Most clients should prompt to update automatically. Installation Instructions At: Install Instructions

Update 1/3/2019: Fixed a few bugs including the ability to Lock / Unlock the SQRL account.

Yes anything that supports OAuth2 can use this to login using SQRL Also @happyseagull the Site automatically generates “random” user info for you which you are free to keep and use. So when that edit user info screen comes up you can leave it as is, save and move on. SQRL can still be linked to...

Each site manages their own accounts. If they decided to stop using OAuth the accounts on each site remain the only thing that would have to happen is you re-associate your SQRL identity with that site or the new site. But the original account on the site would remain

All solutions are going to require configuration on the server side (admin) Open ID requires you to plug in the secret, client id, and configuration URL (similar to OAuth 2) I'm not certain I understand what you are looking for? If you enable for example a "Login with Google" style SSO then...

It doesn't leak or provide the SQRL Public Key at any point during out, the OAuth Flow is actually fairly privacy aware, the server only ever sends back Auth Code and Auto Token that's the only data going out of the server to the individual sites. The get user info end point does return some...

I will turn on the X feature

Yeah this is automated