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what bit talks to the browser? Don't websites need to be "QRAuth" enabled? Have I just asked one of those questions which is "funny you should ask that..." ?
by ragmondo 15y ago
what bit talks to the browser? Don't websites need to be "QRAuth" enabled? Have I just asked one of those questions which is "funny you should ask that..." ?
- rpledge 15y agoThere's a browser extension (Chrome/Safari/FF) that does the hookup. Basically it talks to our server to request a QR Code. When the code is scanned, the users credentials are encrypted on the phone, sent to our server which passes them along to the browser extension. I do have a version that doesn't require the browser extension, but that does require the website to add some javascript and do some backend work to enable it.