3.1.2

1.1.2021 3.1.2

Added

• Improved documentation on the web public repo.

Fixed

• The console object is no longer overridden. Sorry about that.
• Documentation updates and inaccuracies:
  • Various iProovSupport documentation relating to payloads and availability on the global object
  • Documentation relating to the payload of the progress event has been corrected.
• iProovSupport can now be loaded standalone without a bundler; regeneratorRuntime is now defined.
• Language strings can now be customised on slotted elements. Previously this didn't work.
• Fixed double checking for videoInput. Just once is enough.
• iProovSupport prompting in Chrome prompts instantly, previously it delayed.
• Fixed SDK crashing if passing a token not associated with a user_id. Unlikely, but displays a clean error instead.

3.1.1

Available at: https://www.npmjs.com/package/@iproov/web/v/3.1.1

24.12.2020 3.1.1

Fixed

• Assets which contained // caused 403 issues when hosting assets on Amazon S3. The paths have now been fixed.
• When starting iProov on a bezel-free phone, the layout appeared misaligned. This has now been fixed.
• Disabled underlying TensorflowJS WASM threads due to instability. SIMD remains available.

23.12.2020 3.1.0

Added

• Desktop device support for Liveness. We no longer require a mobile device for Liveness transactions.
• The SDK can now optionally return a selfie frame from the scanning process for both GPA and Liveness transactions.
  • If this is enabled for your service provider, this will be present in the passed and failed callback payloads.
• iProovSupport is a separate export to facilitate a smaller critical bundle size for integrators.
  • Using a module bundler you can run import { iProovSupport } from "@iproov/web/iProovSupport"
  • Script tag integrations can still access window.IProov.IProovSupport for the time being.
• version property on the iProovMe component.
  • This is also accessible on window.IProov.version.
• Multiple camera device support on desktop, including ability to customise.
• Added the csp_nonce option. See Content Security Policy.
• External dependencies are now loaded with <link rel=preload> for non-blocking parallel loading.
• Our feature detector now runs the latest Tensorflow release which includes support for WebAssembly threads and SIMD.
• New streamed event to accommodate the original documented functionality.
• Support added from iOS 14.3 for WKWebView based browsers on iOS such as Chrome, Firefox, MS Edge, etc.

Fixed

• Various CSP warnings have been resolved. See Content Security Policy.
• Firefox and Safari no longer display the grant button unless required.
• Further performance improvements targeted at lower end machines which have a net-positive effect across the board.
• UX improvements for Liveness on mobile devices
• Kiosk mode performance issues on Safari
• Progress bar animation

Changed

• Bundling and modularisation upgrades.
  • Dependencies are once again modular, and will be loaded as needed.
  • This reduces the bundle size from 4MB (plus dependencies) to around 1.3MB gzipped (including dependencies).
  • With the iProovSupport change, the pre-gzip impact to an integration's critical bundle is 16KB raw (was 4MB).
  • With that, assets_url's meaning is changing again, we're afraid...
  • Customers now have a choice to either serve Web SDK assets "on premises", use our CDN, or reverse proxy.
  • This affects CDN and reverse proxy configurations; we do hope this is the last change to asset loading for a long time.
  • Please see the upgrade guide for steps needed.
• The main entry file for the npm package is now iProovMe.js.
• Language files have been updated to be brought into line with native SDKs.
• Minor tweaks to UI to bring the UI experience inline with native SDKs.
• Improved resolution management for less capable or hardware constrained devices.
• Improved our encoder for better speed and the latest bugfixes.
• Bandwidth usage reduced
• The streamed event now emits at the correct time, which may break integrations that rely upon it.
  • To upgrade, replace streamed with streaming which takes its place.

Removed

• Bundled Web Component support. Polyfills are now loaded on an as-needed basis.
• Automatic transpilation for the following outdated browsers:
  • Blackberry < 10
  • Edge < 85
  • Firefox < 82
  • IE < 11
  • IE Mobile (all)
  • iOS Safari < 13.4
  • Opera < 70
  • Safari < 13.1
  • Please see .browserslistrc for the current targeted browsers.
  • If your app must support older browsers, simply transpile the standalone iProovSupport.js checker as needed.

3.1.0-beta.6

• Liveness mobile and desktop performance overhaul
• iOS WKWebView browser support added
• Fixed kiosk mode performance issues
• Resolution management (high/low quality modes)
• Progress bar animation fixed

3.1.0-beta.5

• Remove remaining warnings on component load
• Use polyfills on demand rather than whole webcomponent bundle
• [breaking] Fix streamed event and fire at correct moment. Add streaming event to replace.

3.1.0-beta.4

• Desktop device support for Liveness. We no longer require a mobile device for Liveness transactions.
• The SDK can now optionally return a selfie frame from the scanning process for both GPA and Liveness transactions.
  • If this is enabled for your service provider, this will be present in the passed and failed callback payloads.
• iProovSupport is a separate export to facilitate a smaller critical bundle size for integrators.
  • Using a module bundler you can run import { iProovSupport } from "@iproov/web/iProovSupport"
  • Script tag integrations can still access window.IProov.IProovSupport for the time being.
• version property on the iProovMe component.
  • This is also accessible on window.IProov.version.
• Multiple camera device support on desktop, including ability to customise.
• Added the csp_nonce option. See Content Security Policy.
• External dependencies are now loaded with <link rel=preload> for non-blocking parallel loading.
• Our feature detector now runs the latest Tensorflow release which includes support for WebAssembly threads and SIMD.

3.1.0-beta.3

• Multiple camera device support on desktop, including ability to customise.
• Added the csp_nonce option. See Content Security Policy.
• Various CSP warnings have been resolved. See Content Security Policy.
• Firefox and Safari no longer display the grant button unless required.
• Language files have been updated to be brought into line with native SDKs.
• Tweaks to UI to bring the UI experience inline with native SDKs.

3.0.4

Fixed

• Kiosk mode feature detection and alignment is now even smoother

3.1.0-beta.2

XX.11.2020 3.1.0

Added

• Desktop device support for Liveness. We no longer require a mobile device for Liveness transactions.
• The SDK can now optionally return a selfie frame from the scanning process for both GPA and Liveness transactions.
  • If this is enabled for your service provider, this will be present in the passed and failed callback payloads.
• iProovSupport is a separate export to facilitate a smaller critical bundle size for integrators.
  • Using a module bundler you can run import { iProovSupport } from "@iproov/web/iProovSupport"
  • Script tag integrations can still access window.IProov.IProovSupport for the time being.
• version property on the iProovMe component.
  • This is also accessible on window.IProov.version.
• External dependencies are now loaded with <link rel=preload> for non-blocking parallel loading.
• Our feature detector now runs the latest Tensorflow release which supports WebAssembly threads and SIMD.

Fixed

• Further performance improvements targeted at lower end machines which have a net-positive effect across the board.

Changed

• Bundling and modularisation upgrades.
  • Dependencies are once again modular, and will be loaded as needed.
  • This reduces the bundle size from 4MB (plus dependencies) to around 1.3MB gzipped (including dependencies).
  • With the iProovSupport change, the pre-gzip impact to an integration's critical bundle is 16KB raw (was 4MB).
  • With that, assets_url's meaning is changing again, we're afraid...
  • Customers now have a choice to either serve Web SDK assets "on premises", use our CDN, or reverse proxy.
  • This affects CDN and reverse proxy configurations; we do hope this is the last change to asset loading for a long time.
  • Please see the upgrade guide for steps needed.
• The main entry file for the npm package is now iProovMe.js.
• Improved our encoder for better speed and the latest bugfixes.

3.1.0-beta.1

Added

• Desktop device support for Liveness. We no longer require a mobile device for Liveness transactions.
• The SDK can now optionally return a selfie frame from the scanning process for both GPA and Liveness transactions.
  • If this is enabled for your service provider, this will be present in the passed and failed callback payloads.
• iProovSupport is a separate export to facilitate a smaller critical bundle size for integrators.
  • Using a module bundler you can run import { iProovSupport } from "@iproov/web/iProovSupport"
  • Script tag integrations can still access window.IProov.IProovSupport for the time being.
• version property on the iProovMe component.
  • This is also accessible on window.IProov.version.
• External dependencies are now loaded with <link rel=preload> for non-blocking parallel loading.
• Our feature detector now runs the latest Tensorflow release which supports WebAssembly threads and SIMD.

Fixed

• Further performance improvements targeted at lower end machines which have a net-positive effect across the board.

Changed

• Bundling and modularisation upgrades.
  • Dependencies are once again modular, and will be loaded as needed.
  • This reduces the bundle size from 4MB (plus dependencies) to around 1.3MB gzipped (including dependencies).
  • With the iProovSupport change, the pre-gzip impact to an integration's critical bundle is 16KB raw (was 4MB).
  • With that, assets_url's meaning is changing again, we're afraid...
  • Customers now have a choice to either serve Web SDK assets "on premises", use our CDN, or reverse proxy.
  • This affects CDN and reverse proxy configurations; we do hope this is the last change to asset loading for a long time.
  • Please see the upgrade guide for steps needed.
• The main entry file for the npm package is now iProovMe.js.
• Improved our encoder for better speed and the latest bugfixes.

3.1.0-beta.0

03.11.2020 3.1.0

Added

• Desktop device support for Liveness. We no longer require a mobile device for Liveness transactions.
• iProovSupport is a separate export to facilitate a smaller critical bundle size for integrators.
  • Using a module bundler you can run import { iProovSupport } from "@iproov/web/iProovSupport"
  • Script tag integrations can still access window.IProov.IProovSupport for the time being.
• version property on the iProovMe component.
  • This is also accessible on window.IProov.version.
• External dependencies are now loaded with <link rel=preload> for non-blocking parallel loading.
• Our feature detector now runs the latest Tensorflow release which supports WebAssembly threads and SIMD.

Fixed

• Further performance improvements targeted at lower end machines which have a net-positive effect across the board.

Changed

• Bundling and modularisation upgrades.
  • Dependencies are once again modular, and will be loaded as needed.
  • This reduces the bundle size from 4MB (plus dependencies) to around 1.3MB gzipped (including dependencies).
  • With the iProovSupport change, the pre-gzip impact to an integration's critical bundle is 16KB raw (was 4MB).
  • With that, assets_url's meaning is changing again, we're afraid...
  • Customers now have a choice to either serve Web SDK assets "on premises", use our CDN, or reverse proxy.
  • This affects CDN and reverse proxy configurations; we do hope this is the last change to asset loading for a long time.
  • Please see the upgrade guide for steps needed.
• The main entry file for the npm package is now iProovMe.js.
• Improved our encoder for better speed and the latest bugfixes.

Removed

• Automatic transpilation for the following outdated browsers:
  • Blackberry < 10
  • Edge < 84
  • Firefox < 80
  • IE < 11
  • IE Mobile (all)
  • iOS Safari < 13.4
  • Opera < 70
  • Safari < 13.1
  • Please see .browserslistrc for the current targeted browsers.
  • If your app must support older browsers, simply transpile the standalone iProovSupport.js checker as needed.