The AutoRageshakeStore now only starts submitting rageshakes after the initial sync has completed, and provides a short grace period for decryption failures to resolve.
This adds a new key `uisi_autorageshake_app` to config.json, holding an optional custom app name for UISI autorageshakes so that the rageshake server can file them separately from user-submitted rageshakes.
Also sends a to-device message to the sender, prompting them to auto-rageshake too if they have this lab enabled as well.
Co-authored-by: Šimon Brandner <simon.bra.ag@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Michael Telatynski <7t3chguy@gmail.com>
Add a "kind" param for StyledCheckbox, allowing designers to choose different styles of checkbox as needed. In addition to the preexisting default kind (now called Solid), there's an Outline kind with a green checkmark and a transparent fill. This is used in the device trust view, since the default checkbox style looks too much like the green "verified" shield and it's awkward to have those next to each other.
Overhaul the device list in the "Security and Privacy" settings tab to include device trust status, provide buttons for verifying unverified devices, and improve overall usability and style. This should now be the primary interface for checking and changing the trust status of your own devices, rather than looking at your own user profile in the right panel.
- Don't show loading spinners while waiting for user action
- When checking if there are other devices we can verify against, only
look for devices that are actually cross-signed.
- Adjust displayed options depending on whether other devices and/or
recovery keys exist, and add an option to reset cross-signing keys
if necessary.
- Various minor clarifying adjustments to UI styling/text
Signed-off-by: Faye Duxovni <fayed@element.io>
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