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Device Verification Complexity and Logout on Browser Close #25864
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Use an insomniac browser like Tor or configure your browser to delete cookies on close or use Incognito/Private mode. |
What I dont get: Matrix and Element are so much about privacy, encryption and security. It would be perfect if there was a setting to not store any local data in the session, right? |
The client needs tools like IndexedDB to store things like your encryption keys, IDB doesn't have a non-persistent mode. |
Thanks for the explanation. Any Idea what I could do with the other problem? |
This is a bug tracker rather than a place of support, I suggest #element-web:matrix.org - but fundamentally logging out and back in and verification are not meant to be done multiple times per day. You have a very strange usecase. You may wish to automate more of it using customisations like https://github.com/matrix-org/matrix-react-sdk/blob/develop/src/customisations/Security.ts#L39 |
Sorry to open this up again. One more question: |
Your use case
So I have two problems where I don't know how to fix.
What would you like to do?
#1:
I have about 50 Users. Element ist launched in a separate frame of our Software and the login process is automated as far as possible.
Device Dehydration is on, so there is always a Backup device for every user on the Server present even when the user logs out.
So for Example User 1 logs in in the web on computer 1, then wants to use his phone, logs in there, has to verifiy his device. Then he leaves computer 1, logs out, goes to computer 2 then has to verify again.
This game happens 30 times a day and you cant just explain something like this for normal users.
Is there any way around this?? I thought Crosssigning would remove a lot of the ui but there is still so much to do for the user.
#2
User 1 closes his browser, user 2 opens up and has the chats of user 1. Is there a way to prevent this??
Why would you like to do it?
It's just so much too complicated for non tech-savvy users.
How would you like to achieve it?
I hope there is a solution I have not found yet...
Have you considered any alternatives?
No response
Additional context
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