You need to download the SAFE Browser from here, unzip the file, launch the browser and click on the ‘A’ in the toolbar or go here: safe-auth://home/#/login
Then you have to set up an account. During that process you’ll be asked for the token.
I was trying to build safe browser from source via git clone but no luck.
Anyway, its now work with the download file thank you, @JPL i have it work now. Thank you.
@digipl i have tried so many time, but its always not working. Since the download file work direct with the mock-routing for now, so i think i am satified for now.
One is that WebGL doesn’t work for me, but it does for several others. It works in firefox and chrome on my computer.
I’m running Windows.
Here’s a test site for WebGL safe://test.webgl
Another issue I found is that if I go to Developer Tools, then Sources, then right click a file, then save as, then there’s a popup saying “You can’t open this location using this program.” It does work however, after closing the popup.
While the localhost support was a vast improvement in dev convenience, the above change is a bit annoying. As far as I can tell there is no way right now to avoid having to re-authorise after every refresh. It’s not a very big deal, but after dealing with it for a number of days I’d rather see it gone sooner than later, or at least in dev env?
