Jan Wrobel

Thanks, I'll experiment with different approaches and see if things can be simplified. I was also thinking about running wwwhisper in a container that is separate from nginx container. There...

Do you see this in JavaScript console or as a part of a page?

401 seems to be a proper response, but I will see if there is anything that can be done to prevent the error message from showing in the console. The...

Are you maybe using some kind of HTTP proxy that modifies requests headers? Could you open the `Network` tab of the debug console in Chrome browser, request a token and...

With CloudFlare, if you use HTTPS to contact CloudFlare, but have CloudFlare configured to talk to Heroku via plain HTTP it could perhaps cause such failure (haven't tested this though).

You can control it: https://support.cloudflare.com/hc/en-us/articles/200170416-What-do-the-SSL-options-Off-Flexible-SSL-Full-SSL-Full-SSL-Strict-mean- Do you have Flexible SSL enabled? In such case traffic between Cloudflare and Heroku is not encrypted.

Yes, it can be, do you have a way to test the `Full SSL` option?

I'm not sure this is possible, `CardboardUI` buttons are rendered in WebGL and do not have corresponding DOM elements, so `CardboardUI` needs to listen on canvas for `click` events. Application...

This is no longer an issue, wwwhisper is now switched to a new version of the Heroku add-on API and when app URL changes, the change is automatically detected and...

We have just released [wwwhiper-heroku-buildpack](https://github.com/wwwhisper-auth/wwwhisper-heroku-buildpack). The buildpack allows to use wwwhisper with any language or framework supported by Heroku without any changes to the application configs or code (this includes...