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two-step 'disconnect' option with custom message #1502
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You'd like a confirmation popup when disconnecting? Why would this have to be custom? And what does it have to do with Apple? |
I got the following response outside of github:
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I'm not so sure about the ability to customize this. But a general message could be interesting. One issue though is how to hide it for users that understand how this works. E.g. a "Don't show this again" check box. We don't currently have any mechanism for that. |
Couldn't such a "don't show this again"-choice be saved alongside the rest of the UI settings in the web storage? |
Yes, sorry. I got this confused with TigerVNC where we don't have as flexible storage. :) |
In the same line, could be added an option to send some key combination to logout the remote user then you click "disconnect" being those key combinations configurable in the parameters, for example for windows & ubuntu (windows + L) to lock the user or (Ctrl+Alt+Del) to logout in ubuntu |
When parameter disconnect_message is set, it will show a message to confirm the disconection being its value the text on the confirm dialog. This is related to the issue novnc#1502 "two-step 'disconnect' option with custom message novnc#1502"
Adding disconnect_message Confirmation (Issue novnc#1502)
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
The request is related to a security issue I submitted to Apple. I'm wondering if there is a way to communicate privately via email, if necessary, about the issue.
Describe the solution you'd like
An option to display a custom message when noVNC's 'disconnect' button is clicked; the message would be displayed prior to noVNC actually being disconnected and would give the user the option to cancel the 'disconnect' action or to proceed with disconnecting.
Describe alternatives you've considered
Not aware of any.
Additional context
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