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www.passwordless.dev has a demo passwordless fido2 login workflow that will trigger the fido2 pin prompt in Chrome.
by psanford 7y ago
www.passwordless.dev has a demo passwordless fido2 login workflow that will trigger the fido2 pin prompt in Chrome.
- tialaramex 7y agoThanks. So that‡ works on my Windows gaming laptop with Chrome, but not (with the same FIDO2 token) with Firefox including on any of my Linux systems (I don't run Chrome on Linux so did not test). Plenty of work to be done there apparently. Good to know. ‡ Referring to "Go usernameless too" which is the mode where a PIN is needed. All the other modes are just plain FIDO and don't need any further verification, and they work just fine on all my systems with any of my tokens.
- snorremd 7y agoFIDO2/U2F support is still an experimental feature in Firefox, but can be activated with the "security.webauth.u2f" setting in about:config.
- tialaramex 7y agoThe flag you're talking about is (as its name hints) about the legacy U2F which can't do this flow at all. As I explained this already works fine and I use it every day. Using the FIDO2 Yubikey as sole source of truth replacing usernames and passwords is not available in U2F that's a WebAuthn feature only and apparently it doesn't work in Firefox yet which is disappointing.
- psanford 7y agoYeah, it works for me with Chrome on linux but not Firefox (yet).
- tsukurimashou 7y agoif I remember correctly (at least a few months ago) you had to enable a flag in Firefox to make it work