Open arielramos opened 2 years ago
Thanks for your feature request. Do I understand your request correctly in that you would like to make the login procedure for an LMS (in this case Moodle) easier for your users so that they get logged in automatically, and that the credentials should be stored in SEB's integrated browser?
Thanks for reply
Exactly, that's what we need.
Is this possible?
Theoretically yes. But we unfortunately already have a full backlog and thus not any plans to integrate such a feature at the moment, I'll however leave this feature request open for now in case there should be more interest in this feature.
Hi, this is the feature that I've looking for, to allow SEB stores pwd and user, we are +200 in our company and everybody uses SEB and having the option to just click on login button to access the LMS would be great! as Ariel said, is like google does with the user and pwd fields in gmail.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. No, it is more like an advantage, sometimes users don't attempt a Moodle exam in a proctored session, there are Moodle exams that can be attempted several times in a day just to practice (but we want to avoid copying or cheating even in this practice exams). Some students of mine told me that it will be better to store the user and password in SEB, so they don't have to type in always.
Describe the solution you'd like As a browser, it can be 2 sessions variables to store the password and username in the same computer where SEB is being executed, so the first time a user log in to Moodle or any other LMS the app will save this information encrypted, so next time the inputs will be filled (like Google Chrome does, but without creating an account to store online the credentials), of course if the user resets or use other device he/she will need to type again.
I believe that the variables can be saved in the local database encrypted and if the user types a new password the info will be updated.
Describe alternatives you've considered I've tried to send credentials as URL's variables, but this is not safe practice.
Additional context Our Moodle installation is not like a campus, it's focused to train people for certifications exams, we created a question bank, and they practice every day.
Thank you for your help