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GMail now finally works with Yubikeys! Switching from Chrome is now finally possible.

• drewg123 8y ago
  This is awesome news. As a BSD user, the U2F stuff crashes chromium. I've been waiting forever for FF to work with U2F. How about Duo secured sites?
  • SubiculumCode 8y ago
    ive used earlier releases if Firefox on Android even with Duo with no problems already.
  • floatboth 8y ago
    Which BSD? :) I ported u2f-hid-rs (the library Firefox uses) to FreeBSD, it's been in the www/firefox port for a while and now accepted into mozilla-central I think. The Chromium FreeBSD port also has had U2F support for a while.
    • drewg123 8y ago
      FreeBSD. I'll have to try it the next time I update
  • confounded 8y ago
    I may have got this wrong, but IIRC, Duo use a Chrome-specific implementation; it’s on Duo to use the standard. I remember reading that it’s in their roadmap, but it didn’t sound like it was coming soon.
• andrewaylett 8y ago
  Although -- because it's a workaround for Google's implementation -- it only works for verifying keys, not registering them in the first place. If you add a key in Chrome(ium) then you can use it in Firefox: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1436078#c4 https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1436078#c4
  • ilikepi 8y ago
    I was just about to ask for clarification about this, since I've been using an already-registered key in 60.