@girish Yeah - I tried this with multiple browsers and even on computers i've never used before and I am able to replicate the issue consistently. I also notice an OAuth state error in the browser console (though no actual error message or error number): Removing the login_callback.html?blahblahblah will successfully redirect.

@lunarshade Can you give some idea on what you are trying to customize? If these are general UI/UX improvement, we are happy to incorporate them into the main product itself. If you are a hosting provider, we are building out customization features in the hosting provider edition - https://cloudron.io/documentation/hosting-provider/ (write to us at support@cloudron.io for a trial license)

Just a heads up. The next release will include initial tag support for apps and thus filtering based on tags in the dashboard as well as allowing to specify a display name for each app, instead of the current subdomain/domain.

@supervacuo Thanks for the report. I have fixed it for the next patch release. The max password length in the backend is 256 but the UI had a bug limiting it to 30.

You could use my yourls-repo (https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/1115/yourls-org-link-shortener-custom-app-request), add ldapauth to apache for your cloudron users and create links to your forms with yourls. If people click them, they have to auth via apache first and get forwarded after. This wouldn't be a link protection, but it would be a start

This is a UI bug in our current release (caused by an update to fontawesome..). You can fix it by doing this: Open the browser console (firefox, chrome, safari) in the settings page. Run this command angular.element(document.getElementsByClassName('content')).scope().cloudronNameChange.show() This will open a dialog that will let you set the name. Some other elements are missing as well in the profile page. For that, run this: angular.element(document.getElementsByClassName('content')).scope().displayNameChange.show() angular.element(document.getElementsByClassName('content')).scope().emailchange.show() angular.element(document.getElementsByClassName('content')).scope().passwordchange.show() We will push an update next week.