Release 3.1.1 · iProov/web

24.12.2020 3.1.1

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.

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.

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

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.