Make 2FA verification code passed to backend the moment it's fully typed

Ser-Bul

Now, as I try to log in to my account, I have to type the 2FA code AND click 'Submit' button.
While nowadays quite many online services that support 2FA grab the 2FA code as soon as you typed all the 6 digits and send it to the backend for verification. Very convenient. Please implement the same.
Or at least please make that form recognize the Enter key pressed: at the moment it doesn't react as I press Enter. Every time I have to point the mouse on the 'Submit' button and click it.

AlexQ

Welcome to the forum @Ser-Bul .

I have some questions and opinions please, so your posting get's even clearer:

a) Which browser and version do you use?
(If you ~~tired sevveral~~ tried several browsers please mention them also.)

b) Which CryptPad server do you use? I suppose cryptpad.fr ? I ask so that I know the CryptPad version.

Opinion:
An "auto return" a soon as one typed all digits is convenient but may also be disturbing. The users differ. Therefore there also seem to be no standard among the many online services, some do "auto return" and some allow you to edit and correct your last digit / character or to decide when you want to finally send it. Me for example would hate "auto-return". But I don't decide, I'm a user like you ant not part of the CryptPad team.

Opinion:
The enter key should be recognized, true. I will need to try it myself. I support this part of your featrue request.

Please give feedback, thanks :-)

Ser-Bul

Hi @AlexQ, nice to meet you 🙂
I just tested the feature more carefully and have to tell I was wrong: the Enter key works both in Firefox and Brave web browsers.
My confusion came from the fact that on pressing the Enter key I don't see any reaction for a second and the cursor keeps flashing. Only after a second the page gets redirected. I don't think it's a connection speed related, rather it's the script of the page.
I'd really like to see at least the cursor disappearing after the Enter key is pressed. Or even some better indication that the code was received by the page.