Browser-based Viewer

I couldn't move around using the keyboard so I used the walk menu. It took me a long time to walk and when I turned around, I turned and it was a long time to stop. I opened an IM and even though the pointer was activated waiting for me to type, I couldn't write any letters. My (bad) notebook is for study, it's only 4GB in size, so I was surprised to have been able to stay online for a few minutes, the response with the menus was quick, my avatar and the world loaded quickly, I teleported quickly to various places and everything loaded quickly, I opened the inventory and I added and removed objects quietly. Everything was normal, except for the keyboard that didn't work for typing and I found it difficult to walk. The sad thing was that my notebook got hot, but that was already expected. I congratulate Project Zero and may everything work out!

Each launch of the browser based viewer is fresh. User preferences don't carry over between sessions. Users should be able to set preferences once, including configuring the toolbar(s) and have those settings persist.

RLV support should be added. Similar to this request for the mobile app https://feedback.secondlife.com/mobile-features/p/rlv , RLV is used for all kinds of interactions from inventory management (CTS Wardrobe is one popular example) to teleporting, following, etc.

After clicking the start arrow, the endless buffer spinning wheel just keeps on spinning, and while I can see a blurry version of what looks like a viewer logon page behind it, it never loads. I've been waiting for about 5 minutes now. It doesn't even error out.

Every text box (searches, chat, etc.) does not receive keys. THis makes impossible to chat or even Just search in inventory. Arrow keys move the camer instead of letting the avatar walk. To walk I need to press ALT+Arrow / ALT+HOME / ALT.PgUp, etc.

Tried at all hours. Always "too many" so it basically sucks if unusable.

I am prompted with the 2FA dialog, but I can't enter my code. I can paste something into the field (however not something I copied - it was some text I never saw before), and I can delete/move, but I can't type my 2FA code.

Keyboard input doesn't seem to work at all for me. At most, if I hit the up arrow key it will zoom the camera in, but not walk. Typing into a chat window doesn't work, or anything that requires keyboard input.

Im aware of my surroundings, however I couldn’t do anything, can’t type, can’t move (with my keyboard) It’s like I’m there but I’m not really there (or the other way around) However, when it’s on it’s working state everything is great, I could enjoy secondlife which how I’m supposed to enjoy it. I could go and stay in a busy places without crashing unless when my time is up. I hope this improves and stays. It’s my second lifeline to secondlife. PS: please people don’t use it with your multiple alts. Let those who truly need it use it.

Phillip asked the question in the Content Creators Meeting today but I missed it so I thought I'd post my idea here. Basically the question was how can you go about giving everyone fair access to the browsers daily resources without people abusing said resources by spinning up multiple accounts. My suggestion is to create a mobile authentication app like Steam or Blizzard. Each day the app produces a new unique key tied to that device and SL account or accounts. Once you have the key you can log in, if that key has burned it's daily allotment than you can't login and you have to wait for a fresh key. Perhaps a user could also be incentivized in some fashion to link multiple accounts together. Perhaps a one time stipend payment per account. OR by some other means to link more of their accounts to that app. Tying them permanently together meaning they'd all share the same daily key. I'm uncertain what sort of carrot would incentivize a person to do this but that's something that could be researched. This solution avoids SMS which is famously not secure. And an app could be installed on devices that don't have a sim card. I could see someone potentially buying a bunch of devices to run a bunch of apps so they could run multiple accounts. I'm not sure if enough people would go that far just to scam this system but I leave that for you all to decide. Another possible solution is instead of using time as the only measure for logging in, use how much of the servers resources the user is making use of a part of the equation. Kind of like in Pantheon when the UI's run hot they burn out faster. So if a user is teleporting to a new location every ten seconds to scan a region for users and than pop off to the next one. Than maybe they burn their daily rations much faster. It doesn't solve the multiple account issue but you could pair it with the authentication app, IP/Mac or SMS. Also a AFK timeout or AFK check would probably be useful as well. If someones not interacting with the service for ten minutes or so they get automatically disconnected. Automatically flagging accounts that exhibit odd behavior is another possible vector to use. Flagged accounts can go to human review and their activity can be scrutinized for details that could track abuse of the system. Those are just some of the ideas I had.