Gary Kim
Gary Kim
What I'm thinking is we can set up an extra script loaded on logout that also deletes indexedDB data. That is where Element stores the access token.
E2EE keys are kept in indexedDB storage on the client and are never sent to the Nextcloud server. Feel free to reopen the issue if #383 hasn't fixed your issue.
Okay, a few things have to be made clear, cookies are not used for Matrix anywhere outside of the SSO specification. Only the Matrix access token is used to authenticate...
The how to log out has never been the issue. The issue is that Element sometimes stores the access token encrypted and the access token is needed to log out....
Did you run `npm run build`? The way the script runs is pretty much the same as the standard cookie and local storage delete that Nextcloud already has.
Yup, I'm trying to get that working at the moment. It seems to be due to the `v` prefix in the changelog so I have a PR going trying to...
Something to watch out for is that a lot of Nextcloud instances do not have pretty URLs enabled so their Matrix paths would look like `https://cloud.example.com/index.php/_matrix/...`. Also, for the root...
Strange. Are there any errors in the console?
Sorry, maybe I should have been more clear. I meant are there any errors in the browser console after you open the page? Check your browser developer tools.
It should not be trying to embed `matrix-client.matrix.org` unless you are attempting to use one of the oauth login methods and if you are, that should redirect you to a...