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Fix several issues with Quick Unlock (#9697)
* Fix #7892 - Pressing escape when the quick unlock prompt is shown will now go back to the main unlock dialog view. * Fix #9030 - Quick unlock will be automatically invoked in the unlock dialog upon being shown. * Fix #9554 - Quick unlock application setting will be updated every time the settings widget is shown instead of just on first launch. * Show warning that quick unlock is not enabled if user cancels Windows Hello prompt. This should limit people thinking there is a security issue. Also improve documentation describing this behavior. * Disable quick unlock in gui tests
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=== Quick Unlock
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On Windows and macOS, subject to hardware availability, your credentials can be securely stored to enable subsequent unlocking of your database through biometric authentication. This is enabled by default on Windows using _Windows Hello_ and on macOS using _Touch ID or Apple Watch_ services. You can disable this feature in the Application Settings under the Security section.
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NOTE: On Windows you will be prompted to authenticate to Windows Hello on the initial database unlock. This is required to access the hardware certificate store that encrypts your credentials.
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NOTE: On Windows, you will be prompted to authenticate to Windows Hello after unlocking your database with full credentials. This is required to setup Quick Unlock. If you cancel this prompt then Quick Unlock will not be enabled and your database will continue to unlock.
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.Windows Hello example
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image::quick_unlock_windows_hello.png[]
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