Yes, I can sign it with all means (GitHub, MS Account, etc..) except Windows Hello. From my research this has to do something with electron. The proper way to handle sign in process whuld be, in fact, showing up a new browser window using user´s default browser (e.g new chrome, firefox, safari, edge, whatever) to do the oauth stuff and then send some sort of signal (let´s say, trought WebSockets) to app that sign in process has completed. This has many benefits - for me, i´m already logged in to MS account on my browser so entire Oauth sequence whuld be skipped and it would just log me in...
p.s I hate when electron apps just pop out new iframe of login page, it doesnt work with password managers!!!!!!!!!!!!!
p.s2 - I havent read MCL-19641, so some of my suggestions are the same, proving im not alone with this issue
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Yes, I can sign it with all means (GitHub, MS Account, etc..) except Windows Hello. From my research this has to do something with electron. The proper way to handle sign in process whuld be, in fact, showing up a new browser window using user´s default browser (e.g new chrome, firefox, safari, edge, whatever) to do the oauth stuff and then send some sort of signal (let´s say, trought WebSockets) to app that sign in process has completed. This has many benefits - for me, i´m already logged in to MS account on my browser so entire Oauth sequence whuld be skipped and it would just log me in...
p.s I hate when electron apps just pop out new iframe of login page, it doesnt work with password managers!!!!!!!!!!!!!
p.s2 - I havent read MCL-19641, so some of my suggestions are the same, proving im not alone with this issue