freeotp-devel August 2014

freeotp-devel@lists.fedorahosted.org

11 participants
13 discussions

token images
by Ryan Sawhill Aroha 29 Aug '14

29 Aug '14

So thanks to the new version, I've got the capability for logos on my tokens now. Awesome. A few thoughts: 1. I've got what seems to be a bug with the new version on my Nexus 7. Adding a new token via scanning a QR code works, but there's no feedback to let me know that it works. The scanner just keeps turning and trying to focus etc until I hit back. Once I do, I can see that there's actually a new token. Fully reproduceable with github, which used to work fine (old version). Haven't tried any other sites yet. 2. What are recommended sizes for images? How are non-square images handled? 3. Where did the devs get the logos used in the new screenshots in the google app store? I'm having a hard time finding square logo-only images online to use for this purpose (without editing). Perhaps we could have an online repository for user-contributed images (hmmm... copyright ...) that FreeOTP could connect to. 4. The image stretches to the very edge of each token widget/card (for lack of a better word). From a UX perspective, I think it would be better to force a border around it (meaning: the image will be a little smaller). Thanks!

2 3

Re: token images
by Aurimas Vinckevicius 28 Aug '14

28 Aug '14

> > You might try googling "square $COMPANY logo" or other similar things. > > ... > Yeah I had been having a rough time finding good ones with google, but I > had much more luck once I started using google's advanced search > settings to configure the type as "clip art", the aspect ratio as > square, and the filetype as png. I've had pretty good luck searching for company "icons" rather than "logos". I think that pretty much implies square, but I guess the resolution might not go up that high (I didn't really care that much about the resolution though). Aurimas

1 0

FreeOTP RFE suggestion: allow custom colors
by Ryan Sawhill Aroha 27 Aug '14

27 Aug '14

Hi folks! Nothing much more than the subject says here. Just a simple RFE. (Warning: my comments reflect the Android version.) For the sake of clarity, what I mean is that it would be awesome if the context menu on each token widget had a 4th entry ("Color...") which would let you customize the color of said widget. I have multiple tokens and being able to set custom colors for the more important ones would make it much easier to choose them quickly. Thanks for reading!

2 2

New Releases
by Nathaniel McCallum 27 Aug '14

27 Aug '14

The past few weeks have seen new releases of FreeOTP on both of our supported platforms. FreeOTP iOS On iOS, we released a small bug-fix release to the initial version we published several months ago. Aside from a crasher bug, the main theme of this release is UI refinement. Editing and reordering is now modal. When in edit mode, a single press will bring up the edit menu and a long-press will activate reordering. We also now properly handle scrolling when there are too many tokens for the screen. Lastly, the token is automatically copied to the clipboard when activating a new token code. All in all, this is a solid release. FreeOTP Android On Android, we released a major release which brings many new features and UI refinements. The biggest of these is image support. Images can be selected for each token. Images can also be provisioned to the device via an undocumented OTP URI query parameter. Aside from image support, the UI has begun to shift towards the Material Design specifications (for the upcoming Android L release). This includes a change from the card UI to a grid UI. Additionally, like iOS, tokens are now automatically copied to the clipboard. One note about permissions is necessary. In the new Android release, the INTERNET and READ_EXTERNAL_STORAGE permissions are now required. In the latter case, this enables us to read images stored on the external storage. In the former case, this permits OTP token provisioners (the people who give you the QR code) to bundle a link to a token image. We feel this features is worth the additional permission. In the case of iOS, FreeOTP already has these permissions and uses them responsibly. Android will be no different. If you don’t trust us, you can read the code. If you are running CyanogenMod, or have installed an app which allows you to manage permissions on installed apps, you can feel free to turn off the internet permission. You will not lose any functionality except automatic provisioning of token images.

1 0

Backing up (and restoring) tokens
by a k'wala 19 Aug '14

19 Aug '14

How can I backup existing tokens in order to later add them (e.g., on a different device)? Is there a way to restore the tokens other than manually entering the info? --aslamK Sent from my mobile device.

2 1

FreeOTP Android Beta
by Nathaniel McCallum 19 Aug '14

19 Aug '14

CAUTION: FreeOTP has moved to a new token storage system internally. This transition should be seamless. However, there is a risk this beta application may eat your token data. Please back up your codes or have another device handy before testing this application. What's New: * Moving towards a Material Design UI, incl. image support * Support for opening token URIs from the browser * Support for provisioning a token image via QR code * Updated QR scanning code * Numerous bug fixes

1 0

Your E-mail have won
by Microsoft Corporation 13 Aug '14

13 Aug '14

1 0

Promo Video for your app
by Video 11 Aug '14

11 Aug '14

Hi, We came across your mobile app and we wanted to get in touch with you. We are AppVJ, a video production company that produces animated explainer videos and marketing videos for mobile applications. All our videos include HD Quality video, professional voice over and licensed background music. You can review our work samples at www.appvj.com. You can also find plans and pricing information on our website. Plans begin at $199 for a 1-minute long video. Please reach out to us if you have any queries or need clarifications. We look forward to work with you! Cheers, AppVJ Team, www.appvj.com PS: You can Unsubscribe by responding to this email with an empty message and you wont hear from us again.

1 0

FreeOTP QR Code Format
by Carey Hildebrand 11 Aug '14

11 Aug '14

Hello, I am using FreeOTP v.1.4(13). In what format should the QR Code be for sending the base32 code to FreeOTP? Simply sending the text for the code in base32 causes the app to crash. I also found a reference to sending the code as follows: otpauth://totp/GL2=secret=codehere What should the text in the QR Code contain so that the app doesn't crash? And shouldn't it ideally give an error message instead of crashing, if the code is incorrect? Thank you. Best Regards, Carey

2 1

Hi
by KM 06 Aug '14

06 Aug '14

Can I talk to you, I will be very glad if you permit me to talk to you for an important deal. Regards, KM.

1 0

2024

2023

2022

2021

2020

2019

2018

2017

2016

2015

2014

2013

freeotp-devel August 2014