Firstly, thanks for this app - as an Android user it's great to be able to use SQRL with (soon to be, hopefully) everyone else.
Secondly, apologies if this has already come up - I have just created my identity and an associated account here and haven't read through everything yet. I just stumbled across something in the app which I thought could be a little clearer and didn't want to forget about it before posting.
So... Under the SQRL Settings page there is the quickpass length, verification timeout and idle timeout. There is some reference to those in the overall help documentation, so I'm ok with those fields at the moment. But more generally, it isn't immediately clear what the "SQRL only login" and "no SQRL bypass" options actually do. I remember their functionality from Security Now so, again, I'm happy I understand these, but I'm sure a lot of new users won't.
Would it be possible to generate some sort of hover tooltip / little (i) icon alongside the various terms on each menu page to give users a better understanding of what the features are and when they might want to enable/disable them?
Thanks again,
Michael.
Secondly, apologies if this has already come up - I have just created my identity and an associated account here and haven't read through everything yet. I just stumbled across something in the app which I thought could be a little clearer and didn't want to forget about it before posting.
So... Under the SQRL Settings page there is the quickpass length, verification timeout and idle timeout. There is some reference to those in the overall help documentation, so I'm ok with those fields at the moment. But more generally, it isn't immediately clear what the "SQRL only login" and "no SQRL bypass" options actually do. I remember their functionality from Security Now so, again, I'm happy I understand these, but I'm sure a lot of new users won't.
Would it be possible to generate some sort of hover tooltip / little (i) icon alongside the various terms on each menu page to give users a better understanding of what the features are and when they might want to enable/disable them?
Thanks again,
Michael.