Would have been easier if you accepted my que to make the subnets a dict instead of list. Then the trusted_users would not have needed to duplicate subnets, nor would a per subnet ignore option.
At some point I might though. Getting pulls through reviews are at the moment too much of a pain. Too many redesigns and unrelated changes that get tacked on just since somebody is touching the code (I know the need from project perspective though, many times been in the other side on xbmc/kodi)
Thanks for the idea, but this is a wall mounted display with no user input. I could VNC in to click the button, but for the 10 displays I’m running this would be impracticable, plus I run incognito to avoid chrome asking to restore my last pages, etc.
I’m thinking I should be able to “break” the code which shows the “save my login” to stop it showing.
If I can use a .js file to look for and then resize “ha-store-auth-card” to 1x1 pixels, it would achieve my problem. I could even link it to the autologin wall display user to only use that “theme”, so other users will still see the box.
Since introducing this authentication system I’ve seen several posts flat out telling people who asked that there was no way to skip the login. Now with 0.91 we can skip the login only to save the login?
Personally I don’t trust anyone other than myself to handle authentication with any services that allow anything publicly into my home and have decided to secure my network as I see fit. While I understand the need for security for 90% of the users deploying home-assistant, its always been a bit of an annoyance to have to login twice with any type of SSO. Are there at least any plans or discussions around disabling a dialogue to save a login that is being bypassed?
There are two input field we still missed from login form, “language” and “save login or not”, ask user to save the token after success login is unintuitive.