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[PATCH] Use storage access framework to select image on kitkat #48

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npmccallum opened this issue Oct 24, 2016 · 1 comment
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[PATCH] Use storage access framework to select image on kitkat #48

npmccallum opened this issue Oct 24, 2016 · 1 comment

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Reported by rubenroy on 21 Nov 2014 20:21 UTC
The storage access framework makes it simple for users to browse and open documents, images, and other files across all of their their preferred document storage providers. A standard, easy-to-use UI lets users browse files and access recents in a consistent way across apps and providers.
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Modified by rubenroy on 21 Nov 2014 20:23 UTC

@npmccallum npmccallum changed the title Use storage access framework to select image on kitkat [PATCH] Use storage access framework to select image on kitkat Oct 24, 2016
npmccallum added a commit to npmccallum/freeotp-android that referenced this issue Jul 6, 2018
@npmccallum
Rewrite for Material Design and KeyStore
75bd86e 
This commit contains a long-awaited rewrite to address many long-standing
issues. This patch contains:

1. a totally new UI focused on Material Design compliance
2. all tokens are stored in the Android KeyStore
3. support for sending codes over Bluetooth LE to computers via Jelling
4. extensive unit testing
5. expanded branding options (cf. image= and color=)
6. default branding for major issuers (needs docs)
7. sane behavior surrounding the addition of multiple tokens
8. warnings on weak cryptographic parameters
9. token locking (authentication required to get token code)

All this goodness comes with some costs:

1. Android API 23+ is required. This is necessary for KeyStore access.
2. Manual token adding is removed. Use a QR code or click a otpauth:// link.
3. Use of the KeyStore makes token secrets impossible to extract.
4. Tokens are now immutable. Existing changes will be discarded during upgrade.

Closes: freeotp#190
Closes: freeotp#96
Closes: freeotp#78
Closes: freeotp#77
Closes: freeotp#68
Closes: freeotp#55
Closes: freeotp#48
Closes: freeotp#45
Closes: freeotp#43
Closes: freeotp#16
Fixes: freeotp#187
Fixes: freeotp#185
Fixes: freeotp#176
Fixes: freeotp#175
Fixes: freeotp#172
Fixes: freeotp#170
Fixes: freeotp#167
Fixes: freeotp#161
Fixes: freeotp#144
Fixes: freeotp#142
Fixes: freeotp#136
Fixes: freeotp#123
Fixes: freeotp#122
Fixes: freeotp#110
Fixes: freeotp#90
Fixes: freeotp#89
Fixes: freeotp#84
Fixes: freeotp#74
Fixes: freeotp#69
Fixes: freeotp#67
Fixes: freeotp#66
Fixes: freeotp#65
Fixes: freeotp#63
Fixes: freeotp#62
Fixes: freeotp#61
Fixes: freeotp#58
Fixes: freeotp#54
Fixes: freeotp#53
Fixes: freeotp#49
Fixes: freeotp#40
Fixes: freeotp#21
Fixes: freeotp#14
Fixes: freeotp#8
Fixes: freeotp#7
Fixes: freeotp#6
npmccallum added a commit to npmccallum/freeotp-android that referenced this issue Jul 6, 2018
@npmccallum
Rewrite for Material Design and KeyStore
bfcbc41 
This commit contains a long-awaited rewrite to address many long-standing
issues. This patch contains:

1. a totally new UI focused on Material Design compliance
2. all tokens are stored in the Android KeyStore
3. support for sending codes over Bluetooth LE to computers via Jelling
4. extensive unit testing
5. expanded branding options (cf. image= and color=)
6. default branding for major issuers (needs docs)
7. sane behavior surrounding the addition of multiple tokens
8. warnings on weak cryptographic parameters
9. token locking (authentication required to get token code)

All this goodness comes with some costs:

1. Android API 23+ is required. This is necessary for KeyStore access.
2. Manual token adding is gone. Use a QR code or click a otpauth:// link.
3. Use of the KeyStore makes token secrets impossible to extract.
4. Tokens are immutable. Existing changes will be discarded during upgrade.

Closes: freeotp#190
Closes: freeotp#96
Closes: freeotp#78
Closes: freeotp#77
Closes: freeotp#68
Closes: freeotp#55
Closes: freeotp#48
Closes: freeotp#45
Closes: freeotp#43
Closes: freeotp#16
Fixes: freeotp#187
Fixes: freeotp#185
Fixes: freeotp#176
Fixes: freeotp#175
Fixes: freeotp#172
Fixes: freeotp#170
Fixes: freeotp#167
Fixes: freeotp#161
Fixes: freeotp#144
Fixes: freeotp#142
Fixes: freeotp#136
Fixes: freeotp#123
Fixes: freeotp#122
Fixes: freeotp#110
Fixes: freeotp#90
Fixes: freeotp#89
Fixes: freeotp#84
Fixes: freeotp#74
Fixes: freeotp#69
Fixes: freeotp#67
Fixes: freeotp#66
Fixes: freeotp#65
Fixes: freeotp#63
Fixes: freeotp#62
Fixes: freeotp#61
Fixes: freeotp#58
Fixes: freeotp#54
Fixes: freeotp#53
Fixes: freeotp#49
Fixes: freeotp#40
Fixes: freeotp#21
Fixes: freeotp#14
Fixes: freeotp#8
Fixes: freeotp#7
Fixes: freeotp#6
npmccallum added a commit to npmccallum/freeotp-android that referenced this issue Jul 6, 2018
@npmccallum
Rewrite for Material Design and KeyStore
55e4276 
This commit contains a long-awaited rewrite to address many long-standing
issues. This patch contains:

1. a totally new UI focused on Material Design compliance
2. all tokens are stored in the Android KeyStore
3. support for sending codes over Bluetooth LE to computers via Jelling
4. extensive unit testing
5. expanded branding options (cf. image= and color=)
6. default branding for major issuers (needs docs)
7. sane behavior surrounding the addition of multiple tokens
8. warnings on weak cryptographic parameters
9. token locking (authentication required to get token code)

All this goodness comes with some costs:

1. Android API 23+ is required. This is necessary for KeyStore access.
2. Manual token adding is gone. Use QR code or otpauth:// link.
3. Use of the KeyStore makes token secrets impossible to extract.
4. Tokens are immutable. Existing changes will be discarded on upgrade.

Closes: freeotp#190
Closes: freeotp#96
Closes: freeotp#78
Closes: freeotp#77
Closes: freeotp#68
Closes: freeotp#55
Closes: freeotp#48
Closes: freeotp#45
Closes: freeotp#43
Closes: freeotp#16
Fixes: freeotp#187
Fixes: freeotp#185
Fixes: freeotp#176
Fixes: freeotp#175
Fixes: freeotp#172
Fixes: freeotp#170
Fixes: freeotp#167
Fixes: freeotp#161
Fixes: freeotp#144
Fixes: freeotp#142
Fixes: freeotp#136
Fixes: freeotp#123
Fixes: freeotp#122
Fixes: freeotp#110
Fixes: freeotp#90
Fixes: freeotp#89
Fixes: freeotp#84
Fixes: freeotp#74
Fixes: freeotp#69
Fixes: freeotp#67
Fixes: freeotp#66
Fixes: freeotp#65
Fixes: freeotp#63
Fixes: freeotp#62
Fixes: freeotp#61
Fixes: freeotp#58
Fixes: freeotp#54
Fixes: freeotp#53
Fixes: freeotp#49
Fixes: freeotp#40
Fixes: freeotp#21
Fixes: freeotp#14
Fixes: freeotp#8
Fixes: freeotp#7
Fixes: freeotp#6
npmccallum added a commit to npmccallum/freeotp-android that referenced this issue Jul 6, 2018
@npmccallum
Rewrite for Material Design and KeyStore
e1cfd62 
This commit contains a long-awaited rewrite to address many long-standing
issues. This patch contains:

1. a totally new UI focused on Material Design compliance
2. all tokens are stored in the Android KeyStore
3. support for sending codes over Bluetooth LE to computers via Jelling
4. extensive unit testing
5. expanded branding options (cf. image= and color=)
6. default branding for major issuers (needs docs)
7. sane behavior surrounding the addition of multiple tokens
8. warnings on weak cryptographic parameters
9. token locking (authentication required to get token code)

All this goodness comes with some costs:

1. Android API 23+ is required. This is necessary for KeyStore access.
2. Manual token adding is gone. Use QR code or otpauth:// link.
3. Use of the KeyStore makes token secrets impossible to extract.
4. Tokens are immutable. Existing changes will be discarded on upgrade.

Closes: freeotp#190
Closes: freeotp#96
Closes: freeotp#78
Closes: freeotp#77
Closes: freeotp#68
Closes: freeotp#55
Closes: freeotp#48
Closes: freeotp#45
Closes: freeotp#43
Closes: freeotp#16
Fixes: freeotp#187
Fixes: freeotp#185
Fixes: freeotp#176
Fixes: freeotp#175
Fixes: freeotp#172
Fixes: freeotp#170
Fixes: freeotp#167
Fixes: freeotp#161
Fixes: freeotp#144
Fixes: freeotp#142
Fixes: freeotp#136
Fixes: freeotp#123
Fixes: freeotp#122
Fixes: freeotp#110
Fixes: freeotp#90
Fixes: freeotp#89
Fixes: freeotp#84
Fixes: freeotp#74
Fixes: freeotp#69
Fixes: freeotp#67
Fixes: freeotp#66
Fixes: freeotp#65
Fixes: freeotp#63
Fixes: freeotp#62
Fixes: freeotp#61
Fixes: freeotp#58
Fixes: freeotp#54
Fixes: freeotp#53
Fixes: freeotp#49
Fixes: freeotp#40
Fixes: freeotp#21
Fixes: freeotp#14
Fixes: freeotp#8
Fixes: freeotp#7
Fixes: freeotp#6
justin-stephenson pushed a commit to justin-stephenson/freeotp-android that referenced this issue Jan 22, 2021
@npmccallum @justin-stephenson
Rewrite for Material Design and KeyStore
8f79889 
This commit contains a long-awaited rewrite to address many long-standing
issues. This patch contains:

1. a totally new UI focused on Material Design compliance
2. all tokens are stored in the Android KeyStore
3. support for sending codes over Bluetooth LE to computers via Jelling
4. extensive unit testing
5. expanded branding options (cf. image= and color=)
6. default branding for major issuers (needs docs)
7. sane behavior surrounding the addition of multiple tokens
8. warnings on weak cryptographic parameters
9. token locking (authentication required to get token code)

All this goodness comes with some costs:

1. Android API 23+ is required. This is necessary for KeyStore access.
2. Manual token adding is gone. Use QR code or otpauth:// link.
3. Use of the KeyStore makes token secrets impossible to extract.
4. Tokens are immutable. Existing changes will be discarded on upgrade.

Closes: freeotp#190
Closes: freeotp#96
Closes: freeotp#78
Closes: freeotp#77
Closes: freeotp#68
Closes: freeotp#55
Closes: freeotp#48
Closes: freeotp#45
Closes: freeotp#43
Closes: freeotp#16
Fixes: freeotp#187
Fixes: freeotp#185
Fixes: freeotp#176
Fixes: freeotp#175
Fixes: freeotp#172
Fixes: freeotp#170
Fixes: freeotp#167
Fixes: freeotp#161
Fixes: freeotp#144
Fixes: freeotp#142
Fixes: freeotp#136
Fixes: freeotp#123
Fixes: freeotp#122
Fixes: freeotp#110
Fixes: freeotp#90
Fixes: freeotp#89
Fixes: freeotp#84
Fixes: freeotp#74
Fixes: freeotp#69
Fixes: freeotp#67
Fixes: freeotp#66
Fixes: freeotp#65
Fixes: freeotp#63
Fixes: freeotp#62
Fixes: freeotp#61
Fixes: freeotp#58
Fixes: freeotp#54
Fixes: freeotp#53
Fixes: freeotp#49
Fixes: freeotp#40
Fixes: freeotp#21
Fixes: freeotp#14
Fixes: freeotp#8
Fixes: freeotp#7
Fixes: freeotp#6
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