SQRL - Replacement for usernames and passwords
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Re: SQRL - Replacement for usernames and passwords
#52How do you log in to a mobile site if you have to use your phone to scan the code?
I assume that in addition to the QR code there would be a link that would trigger an intent to open the authentication app with the necessary data. At least on Android that's how it could work.
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#54Earlier quoted context omitted.
drivebyacct2 - your account has been dead for about 100 days and 200 posts, basically no one can seen your messages unless they have showdead on. Here's the "offending" post that you were banned for https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5982741 (hint - the ban is completely unjustified)
Ahem. ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5974604 )
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#56Note: the SSL certificate on the demo server has expired. I'm working on getting it renewed, but this is just a demo anyway.
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#60Earlier quoted context omitted.
I assume that in addition to the QR code there would be a link that would trigger an intent to open the authentication app with the necessary data. At least on Android that's how it could work.
A minor problem is that auth app has to return back to the browser with a new link which the browser may not be able to open within the original login tab.