Stack Auth Updates #3: Dashboard updates, unencrypted HTTP support

Good news everyone — we’re reviving the weekly feature newsletter! Read on to see what’s going on at Stack Auth.

As a reminder, Stack Auth is an open-source project and we don’t put our own logo or branding into your components, so we rely on our users to spread the word. If you enjoy using Stack Auth, we’d highly appreciate if you would let your friends know :]

Dashboard: New user page

You can now click on users in the dashboard to see an editable overview of their profile. Is there anything you’d like to see on here? Let us know!

Feature: Unencrypted HTTP support

So many of you asked to use insecure HTTP connections (without the S in HTTPS) as trusted domains. While we still recommend against this in production unless you know exactly what you’re doing, we acknowledge that there are legitimate use cases for this (eg. airgapped internal tools), and now provide it as an advanced option. This is also true for webhook consumers.

Bug fixes

As always, we fixed several bugs this week. Here are the most notable ones:

• Fixed a connection error when attempting to add new members to a team

• Fixed an uncaught error that was logged when the TOTP codes were invalid

• Uncaught errors are now more informative and user-readable

• Improved the local development performance

Thanks for reading, and see you next week!