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Usability Improvement: Sessions vs. App Pins #6365
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Thanks for filing this ticket here, @ho1ger! |
Maybe this will be resolved when we add icons to the list? Sessions will have device-specific icons, and app pins will have a separate one. But yeah in general the list should be kept together, sorted by most recently used first. |
I agree to @ho1ger ; I installed new NC 13 Beta yesterday and expected to find the old, seperate App PIN list, to clean up my PINs. Hovering the mouse over the sessions by accident, I revealed the three-dots menu. This was not intuitive at all. Acutally, I would vote for separating PINs and sessions again. I tell you why. Please, have a look at my sessions list: As you can see, I have an iPhone syncing CalDAV and CardDAV. You see the same user-agent, but multiple times. In NC 12 (and I believe also in NC 11) this list grew incredibly long. Dozens of entrys from my iPhone – the same iPhone. The same thing happens/happened with Vivaldi. Vivaldi creates different sessions. Here it is "this session" and 11, 12, 12 and 14 hours ago. If you want to withdraw an App PIN, say Vivaldi, which entry do you click? And what if you want to delete an old App PIN when you have 50+ entries? Therefore, there should be a better UI as @jancborchardt mentioned. I think then the idea of merging both lists is fine. /// Update: If I'm right then all Apps which use a PIN won't produce multiple entries. I cleared the whole list and gave everything but the browser a PIN. But at least one question stays, "how will the list look when browsers which don't use PINs pollute the list?" |
Fixed by #6544 |
The menu is also not hidden anymore but permanently shown. Closing this. :) |
In NC 12 the views for sessions and App Pins were merged. Now you can revoke App Pins using a (hidden) context menu from the list of current/previous sessions. This has caused some irritations already, c.f. nextcloud/twofactor_totp#186 (comment) and #6075 (comment). It seems people do not find the App Pins in the sessions list.
Let me explain my thoughts about this (copied from my post from the other thread):
Hence, I never got the idea to search App Pins in the sessions menu.
If we want to keep the menus merged, I suggest to mitigate the issue by permanently showing something in the sessions list that indicates that the list has more capabilities than being a list of sessions. However, as I argued, I think the new combination is not really logical and it might confuse people.
@jancborchardt, @ChristophWurst
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