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It’s really great to see the adoption of WebAuthn rise I’ve been working on one of the leading open source servers for a couple of years and it’s nice to see t

by dyml 4y ago

It’s really great to see the adoption of WebAuthn rise I’ve been working on one of the leading open source servers for a couple of years and it’s nice to see the real world benefits. If anyone is interested we run an API[0] that makes it really easy to get started with WebAuthn [0]: https://www.passwordless.dev/ https://www.passwordless.dev/

paranoidrobot 4y ago
> https://www.passwordless.dev/ https://www.passwordless.dev/ This seems broken in Firefox for me. e: To be clear, the "⬅ Go ahead... click it." doesn't have anything to the left of it. Refreshing temporarily shows a button that goes away.
- AlchemistCamp 4y ago
  I see the same bug. Also, the word to the right of Passwordless.dev is cropped off, so I see: Paswordless.dev nentation Get Started -> My browser is half the width of a 1080p screen.
  - dyml 4y ago
    Thanks for this report, probably me who was lazy when setting css breakpoints.
- dyml 4y ago
  Interesting! I’m using Firefox too, so it’s not a browser issue. What device are you on? Unfortunately your device seem to not support “platform”-authentication (built in, TPM based) I test for platform support but mistakenly only hide the test button, not the text queue. Thanks for telling me.
  - paranoidrobot 4y ago
    I'm on a Ubuntu 20.04 desktop (custom built) machine. No TPM - it's a AMD Zen 3 CPU. I can use YubiKey's WebAuthn demo[1] just fine with my YubiKeys. [1] https://demo.yubico.com/webauthn-technical/registration https://demo.yubico.com/webauthn-technical/registration
    - dyml 4y ago
      Yep, that checks out. In the demo I’m hiding the button if “platform” authentication is not available. The API itself work great with yubikeys (“cross-platform”) and I use them myself.
      - paranoidrobot 4y ago
        > In the demo I’m hiding the button if “platform” authentication is not available. Ok, good to know why. Maybe it might be worthwhile removing that text, or replacing it with a "We'd like to show you, but the demo has requirements that your computer doesn't appear to meet" or something like that. Without that knowledge, it just looks like the site is broken and I have no ability to tell why without digging into JS/whatever.
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by dyml 4y ago

paranoidrobot 4y ago

> https://www.passwordless.dev/ https://www.passwordless.dev/ This seems broken in Firefox for me. e: To be clear, the "⬅ Go ahead... click it." doesn't have anything to the left of it. Refreshing temporarily shows a button that goes away.

AlchemistCamp 4y ago
I see the same bug. Also, the word to the right of Passwordless.dev is cropped off, so I see: Paswordless.dev nentation Get Started -> My browser is half the width of a 1080p screen.
- dyml 4y ago
  Thanks for this report, probably me who was lazy when setting css breakpoints.
dyml 4y ago
Interesting! I’m using Firefox too, so it’s not a browser issue. What device are you on? Unfortunately your device seem to not support “platform”-authentication (built in, TPM based) I test for platform support but mistakenly only hide the test button, not the text queue. Thanks for telling me.
- paranoidrobot 4y ago
  I'm on a Ubuntu 20.04 desktop (custom built) machine. No TPM - it's a AMD Zen 3 CPU. I can use YubiKey's WebAuthn demo[1] just fine with my YubiKeys. [1] https://demo.yubico.com/webauthn-technical/registration https://demo.yubico.com/webauthn-technical/registration
  - dyml 4y ago
    Yep, that checks out. In the demo I’m hiding the button if “platform” authentication is not available. The API itself work great with yubikeys (“cross-platform”) and I use them myself.
    - paranoidrobot 4y ago
      > In the demo I’m hiding the button if “platform” authentication is not available. Ok, good to know why. Maybe it might be worthwhile removing that text, or replacing it with a "We'd like to show you, but the demo has requirements that your computer doesn't appear to meet" or something like that. Without that knowledge, it just looks like the site is broken and I have no ability to tell why without digging into JS/whatever.

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