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If you hit OK that you have the client, but you actually don't, suddenly you can't do anything at all on the website... Also, imo, asking to install an app, no
by Vendan 9y ago
If you hit OK that you have the client, but you actually don't, suddenly you can't do anything at all on the website... Also, imo, asking to install an app, no matter what app, is going to be way less likely to happen then any other kind of login, as I don't like putting trust in random third party software.
In addition, the web client seems defective, you "create an account", and then get a control panel, and have to go back and try the login again on the original demo. Very counter intuitive.
- homakov 9y agoThanks for a fresh look. Yes, first encounter can be putting off. Clicking "OK" makes it open local app which you don't have, but it would be silly to have "clear localStorage" button right? 3rd party software is getting better sandboxed every year, hopefully it soon will be in Mac App Store. Counter intuitive parts of enrollment will be fixed.
- Vendan 9y agoAlso, do all of the companies linked to on https://sakurity.com/securelogin https://sakurity.com/securelogin actually support this protocol? If not, linking to that page as "Who supports SecureLogin now?" is a bit disingenuous.