Today 10 years ago I went to Poland to buy a Phone with pre installed #Firefox OS on. The Phone was a Alcatel One, so very shitty. Two years later I installed Firefox OS on my Nexus 5 instead.

It was a very good concept, but sadly rolled out on too shitty hardware so it never caught on.

    • GigglyBobble@kbin.social
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      1 year ago

      No. All of the fucking banks make their own shitty app for 2FA, no way around it, at least in Europe. They are buggy, bad UX and less secure than simple TOTP but have their own dev departments to employ. I hate them with a passion.

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      1 year ago

      The website unfortunately doesn’t offer the same user experience as the app, some functions are more “hidden” or behind more dialogue compared to the app

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      1 year ago

      It’s incredibly impractical. The website requires me to go through 2 different 2fas on top of the username/password. If I used it 1/2 times a month, fine. But I use it far too often for it to be usable without the app honestly. Plus, my VPN is pretty much always on on my desktop. And my bank really, really doesn’t enjoy that and I regularly get locked out and have to make a phone call to get unlocked. On the phone with the app, it’s not an issue.

      So until that’s solved (proably won’t be, it’s not their fault), that’s a no for me.