Interesting request. Yeah that should be doable.

Cleare the cache and storage for the app, wait 24 hours, and try again. If the main username/password are still in storage, the app will try to sign you in, which I think is immediately triggering a rate limit.

Okay, unsatisfying answer here. The way I'm logging users in when they come back to the app is no longer working for 2FA users. I'm not sure why, or if something changed.

For now, I'm removing 2FA and directing users to use an App Password instead. When I have more time I'll reintroduce 2FA.

What?

Labeling system will match how the official app works. Just trying to get feature clarity on that front.

Do you have a rough idea of when you switched from App Password to primary?

So I'm trying to figure out how you were using the app before at all.

Unless Bluesky changed the way they handle 2FA..

You're trying to sign in with your primary password correct?

Is it possible you previously used an app password under bsky.app/settings/app...?

I found an issue that would prevent 2FA from working... but as far as I can tell it never should have worked.

Responded from the wrong account 😅

If you turn WiFi off does it work?

The push notifications continuing to work makes sense, as the push service stores a token and that should continue to be valid for a few days.

Theoretically rate limiting should only last 24 hours at most, but it sounds like you've been having the issue for over a day?

That's really helpful - it was the issue I thought it was.

For some reason, the account you're using is being rate limited by Bluesky. I'm not sure if that's because of Boost Blue or not.

Do you use any other third party apps (especially with the same app password)?

Is it still happening?

Is it still happening?

Can you try something for me? Close the app, open it, then close it again before logging in - after that are you still signed out?

Here is perfect - I'll take a look at all of the above. Thanks!

Ahh okay, that's helpful. Something similar was happening on iOS, but it's fixed there. Which device is this?

No… does it happen every time? What device?