Setup Install the local plugin from https://github.com/albertgasset/moodle-local_mobile/tree/MOBILE-1545-30 Set the setting “Type of login” of the local plugin to “Via an embedded browser (for SSO plugins). Case: Normal login Open the app in. If a user is already logged in go to “Change site” and click “+” to add a new user. Enter the site address and click “Connect!”. Expected result: The dialog with the message “You need to log in in the site in a browser window” is shown. Click “OK”. Expected result: An ambedded browser is opened, replacing the content of the app. Enter username and password and click “Log in”. Expected result: The browser is closed and the “My courses” page is shown. The user is logged in. Case: Login with a fixed site URL Build the app with a “siteurl” defined in www/config.json. Open the app in. If a user is already logged in go to “Change site” and click “+” to add a new user. Expected result: A dialog is shown with the message “You need to log in in the site in a browser window”. Follow steps 2 and 3 of “Normal login” case. Case: Login after expired token Open the app, login with a user amd go to “My courses”. In Modole, go to “Security keys” of the user and reset the token for “Moodle Mobile additional features service”. In the app, refresh the list of courses. Expected result: a dialog is shown with the message: “Your authentication token is invalid ... You need to log in in the site in a browser window”. Follow steps 2 and 3 of “Normal login” case. Case: Login when opening a content link Create a content link to the app somewhere in Moodle, with a user that is not logged. For example: moodlemobile://link= http://username@http://www.example.com/course/view.php?id=2 Log in the app with a different user and click the link. Expected result: A dialog is shown with the message: “You need to log in in the site in a browser window”. Follow steps 2 and 3 of “Normal login” case.