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When a user does an a Tiqr authentication or enrollment on the device where the Tiqr app is installed the user cannot scan the QR code. Instead the user must open a link by tapping on the QR code. This are no visual or other UI cues that that a user. We want to improve this because with the anti MFA fatigue measures implemented in #316 users will need to login using the QR code more often, especially on mobile for apps that use a webview where the persistent device cookies is not shared.
Screenshot of this in action during a mobile login to eduID.nl:
When implementing this take care not to break browsers with limited functionality like those used by desktop apps that use an embedded browser, assume Internet Explorer level functionality.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Prior to this change, it was not clear users could tap the qr code on mobile.
This change adds a button to touch-enabled browsers to ensure an optimal UX.
Fixes#342
Prior to this change, it was not clear users could tap the qr code on mobile.
This change adds a button to touch-enabled browsers to ensure an optimal UX.
Fixes#342
Prior to this change, it was not clear users could tap the qr code on mobile.
This change adds a button to touch-enabled browsers to ensure an optimal UX.
Fixes#342
Prior to this change, it was not clear users could tap the qr code on mobile.
This change adds a button to touch-enabled browsers to ensure an optimal UX.
Fixes#342
When a user does an a Tiqr authentication or enrollment on the device where the Tiqr app is installed the user cannot scan the QR code. Instead the user must open a link by tapping on the QR code. This are no visual or other UI cues that that a user. We want to improve this because with the anti MFA fatigue measures implemented in #316 users will need to login using the QR code more often, especially on mobile for apps that use a webview where the persistent device cookies is not shared.
We want to use the same solution as the eduID.nl uses (i.e. https://github.com/OpenConext/OpenConext-myconext):
Detect whether this is a mobile device: https://github.com/OpenConext/OpenConext-myconext/blob/e9b183a37b65762ffa0cabaa0405ec3b41454262/account-gui/src/routes/EnrollApp.svelte#L18
Show a "Open the app on this device" / "Open de app op dit apparaat" button under the QR code: https://github.com/OpenConext/OpenConext-myconext/blob/e9b183a37b65762ffa0cabaa0405ec3b41454262/account-gui/src/routes/EnrollApp.svelte#L109-L120
Screenshot of this in action during a mobile login to eduID.nl:
When implementing this take care not to break browsers with limited functionality like those used by desktop apps that use an embedded browser, assume Internet Explorer level functionality.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: