When a user connects for the first time they are prompted for a PIN. This is supposed to be a number at least 10 digits long. The PIN is used as a sort of "combination to the safe" that allows unlocking the private key. It is vital that the dialog which collects it is consistent in all cases.
The problem here is that the PIN dialog uses window.prompt, while the settings menu uses a typical password field. Furthermore, PIN validation is only occurring during sign up.
We need a numeric password field that can popup, using the window native version of this is not desirable because it is designed for plain text input.
When a user connects for the first time they are prompted for a PIN. This is supposed to be a number at least 10 digits long. The PIN is used as a sort of "combination to the safe" that allows unlocking the private key. It is vital that the dialog which collects it is consistent in all cases.
The problem here is that the PIN dialog uses window.prompt, while the settings menu uses a typical password field. Furthermore, PIN validation is only occurring during sign up.
We need a numeric password field that can popup, using the window native version of this is not desirable because it is designed for plain text input.