Un-remember/Forget/Delete a browser

🎯 Purpose

Enables users to revoke trust from previously remembered browsers, providing granular control over device access and maintaining account security through active trust management.

🔑 Access Method

Delete Icon: Click the delete/trash (🗑️) icon next to any browser entry
Action Availability: Delete functionality available without re-authentication
Immediate Action: Direct access to browser trust revocation

🚨 Deletion Confirmation Process

⚠️ Confirmation Dialog

Before deletion, the system presents a confirmation dialog to prevent accidental removal:

📋 Confirmation Dialog Content

🔍 Confirmation Dialog Elements

Element	Purpose	User Benefit
Browser Identification	Clear identification of browser to be removed	Prevents accidental deletion
Trust History	Shows when browser was trusted and last used	Context for deletion decision
Impact Warning	Explains authentication requirement after removal	Sets proper expectations
Action Buttons	Cancel or confirm the deletion	User control over action

🔄 Deletion Process Flow

📝 Step-by-Step Deletion

Initiation: User clicks delete icon (🗑️) for specific browser
Confirmation Display: System shows confirmation dialog with browser details
User Decision: User reviews information and chooses to proceed or cancel
Deletion Processing: If confirmed, system removes browser trust immediately
Visual Update: Browser entry removed from Remembered Browsers list
Confirmation: Success message confirms browser has been forgotten

🎯 Deletion Flow Diagram

✅ Immediate Effects of Deletion

🔒 Security Changes

Trust Revocation: Browser immediately loses trusted status
Token Invalidation: Security tokens associated with browser become invalid
Full Authentication Required: Next login requires complete MFA process
Session Impact: Current sessions may or may not be affected (configurable)

👤 User Experience Changes

Authentication Flow: Browser returns to "Unrecognized Browser Flow"
No Account Chooser: Username entry required on next login
Remember Me Option: User can re-establish trust by selecting "Remember Me"
Factor Requirements: Full multi-factor authentication required

📊 Post-Deletion Behavior

Aspect	Before Deletion	After Deletion
Login Flow	Recognized Browser (Account Chooser)	Unrecognized Browser (Username Entry)
Authentication Steps	Streamlined MFA	Full MFA Required
Trust Status	Trusted Device	Unknown Device
Future Access	Can re-establish trust	Requires "Remember Me" selection

🎯 Common Deletion Scenarios

🔧 Security Maintenance Scenarios

Scenario	Reason for Deletion	User Benefit
Device Replacement	Old computer no longer used	Remove unused access
Security Breach	Suspected compromise	Prevent unauthorized access
Shared Computer	Used public or shared device	Remove personal access
Browser Reinstall	Browser or OS reinstalled	Clean up old trust
Regular Cleanup	Periodic security review	Maintain access hygiene

🚨 Emergency Deletion

Lost Device: Remove trust from lost or stolen devices
Compromised Account: Revoke all browser trust quickly
Suspicious Activity: Remove access from questionable browsers
Security Policy: Comply with organizational security requirements

🛡️ Security Benefits

🔒 Enhanced Security Control

Granular Management: Remove trust from specific browsers only
Immediate Effect: Instant revocation of browser trust
User Empowerment: Direct control over account access points
Risk Mitigation: Reduce attack surface by limiting trusted devices

📊 Security Best Practices

Regular Review: Periodically review and clean up trusted browsers
Device Lifecycle: Remove trust when devices are retired or replaced
Incident Response: Quickly revoke access during security incidents
Access Hygiene: Maintain minimal set of trusted devices

🎯 User Guidance and Best Practices

📋 Recommended Deletion Practices

Regular Audits: Review trusted browsers monthly or quarterly
Device Changes: Remove trust when upgrading or replacing devices
Security Incidents: Immediately remove suspicious browser trust
Access Control: Limit trust to personal, secure devices only

⚠️ Important Considerations

Re-authentication Impact: Understand full MFA will be required
Convenience Trade-off: Balance security with authentication convenience
Documentation: Keep track of trusted devices for security awareness
Recovery Planning: Ensure alternative authentication methods available

🔄 Re-establishing Trust

🔄 Trust Restoration Process

After deletion, users can re-establish browser trust by:

Complete Authentication: Full MFA authentication required
Select Remember Me: Choose "Remember Me" during authentication
New Trust Token: System generates new browser trust token
Restored Access: Browser returns to trusted status

🎯 Trust Management Cycle

🔗 Quick Reference

📋 Remembered Browsers Summary

View Information: Click info icon (ℹ️) for detailed browser information
Delete Browser: Click delete icon (🗑️) to remove browser trust
Confirmation Required: Deletion requires user confirmation
Immediate Effect: Changes take effect instantly

🛠️ Browser Management Actions

Action	Authentication Required	Effect	Reversible
View Details	❌ No	Display browser information	N/A
Delete Trust	❌ No	Remove browser from trusted list	✅ Yes
Re-establish Trust	✅ Yes	Requires full authentication + "Remember Me"	✅ Yes

📊 Security Recommendations

Regular Review: Check trusted browsers monthly
Clean Unused: Remove browsers no longer in use
Monitor Activity: Review last access dates for anomalies
Emergency Cleanup: Remove all trust during security incidents

📞 Support and Troubleshooting

Accidental Deletion: User can re-establish trust through normal authentication
Multiple Deletions: Users can remove multiple browsers individually
Trust Issues: Contact support if browser trust not working properly
Security Concerns: Immediately remove suspicious browser trust