Modules Adam Blunt

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  • SamlAuth 1.3.0 beta by Adam Blunt
    SAML Authentication: Add SAML authentication to any ProcessWire website
    2020/04/03 — Authentication, Users and Access
  • TfaU2F 1.0.3 beta by Adam Blunt
    U2F Two Factor Authentication: For two-factor authentication with security keys like Yubikey/Google Titan.
    2021/05/04 — Authentication, Users and Access
  • TfaWebAuthn 1.0.1 beta by Adam Blunt
    WebAuthn two-factor authentication: For modern two factor authentication with U2F keys and on-device credentials like Fingerprints/Face
    2022/06/08 — Users and Access, Authentication

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  • This week ProcessWire 3.0.214 is on the dev branch. Relative to 3.0.213 this version has 16 new commits which include the addition of 3 new pull requests, 6 issue fixes, a new WireNumberTools utility class, and various other improvements. More
    17 March 2023
  • ProcessWire 3.0.213 core updates: This week we’ll look at the new WireSitemapXML module, a new WireNumberTools core class, and a new ability for Fieldtype modules to specify useful ready-to-use configurations when creating new fields. More
    24 February 2023
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    17 February 2023

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  • ProcessWire Weekly #462
    In the 462nd issue of ProcessWire Weekly we'll cover the latest core updates, check out a new third party module called Template Access Log, and more. Read on!
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    This week we’ll look at the new WireSitemapXML module, a new WireNumberTools core class, and a new ability for Fieldtype modules to specify useful ready-to-use configurations when creating new fields.
    Blog / 24 February 2023
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