Web SDK Release Notes

Version History

Release Date: 2026-11-03

Terms link on the consent screen: the consent notice now ends "Read our Privacy Policy and Terms.", and "Terms" opens the Realeyes Terms & Conditions for Users in a new tab. The link text is the new key consent_notice_terms_link, translated in all 31 languages. If you replace consent_notice in langOverrides, add {terms} to your text to show the link. See Translation reference. The hosted verification page shows the link too; nothing changes on your side.

MediaPipe pinned to 0.10.35: the SDK now depends on exactly @mediapipe/tasks-vision 0.10.35 and loads its WebAssembly runtime at that version, so a new MediaPipe release no longer changes the code in your page. Versions 1.6.0 and earlier load the runtime without a fixed version; we recommend upgrading. If your Content Security Policy lists paths on https://cdn.jsdelivr.net rather than the whole host, allow https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@mediapipe/tasks-vision@0.10.35/ in both script-src and connect-src.

Release Date: 2026-10-15

One fewer peer dependency: @mui/icons-material is no longer a peer dependency, so you no longer need to install it for the SDK. If your app imports @mui/icons-material itself, make sure it is listed in your own package.json, in the same major version as your @mui/material (npm install @mui/icons-material@^7). See Installation.

Release Date: 2026-08-18

Detailed consent tracking: the displayed and accepted consent text and the associated privacy policy URL are now captured and stored in a structured format in our internal registry.

Release Date: 2026-08-07

Refusal reasons are shown: when the service refuses a session, the SDK shows the sentence the service sent rather than a generic failure message. Previously only the first step of the flow did this; the capture and verify steps replaced it.
No Retry where retrying cannot work: a 4xx describes the session rather than a passing fault, so Retry is hidden on those screens. A 5xx or a lost request still offers it, and a 429 is retried for you.

Release Date: 2026-08-05

Release Date: 2026-07-23

Localization: Added support for translating the SDK's built-in UI text. Use the new lang prop on VerifyVerifier (or the reLang redirect parameter) to select from 31 shipped languages, and langOverrides to replace individual strings. See Localization.

Release Date: 2026-07-07

External MediaStream Support: Added support for passing an external MediaStream to the VerifyVerifier component for headless verification. This allows developers to provide their own video stream for verification instead of using the default camera access.

Release Date: 2026-06-23

Initial Release: First public release of the VerifEye Web SDK (@realeyes/verifeye-sdk), providing the VerifyVerifier React component for embedding the VerifEye verification flow into web applications.

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