Author here. I haven't seen SQRL and I'll check it in detail later. It looks like a more complicated thing than what I did and much more work compared to a simple, hackathon-like project.
My project works only on Dropbox and it doesn't require Dropbox to support any other authentication mechanism. It just uses OAuth2 behind the scenes.
'Safe' from the sense that it makes it difficult to compromise the security credentials of your account. However, this will do nothing to stop you from inadvertently uploading ransomware to your account.
Well of course it has no anti-malware features, the only protection it has is that no credentials are sent to the client, just an authorization token, which you can disable using your phone.
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My project works only on Dropbox and it doesn't require Dropbox to support any other authentication mechanism. It just uses OAuth2 behind the scenes.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Condoleeza_Rice#Role_in_author...
With Dropbox at least I can encrypt my data before uploading.