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I can't find the passkey flag in Vanadium. Was it removed? ProtonPass says passkeys are not supported.
Edit: nevermind. I was confused. It works. Also, wrong thread.
I can't find the passkey flag in Vanadium. Was it removed? ProtonPass says passkeys are not supported.
Edit: nevermind. I was confused. It works. Also, wrong thread.
Is the process described in the OP not a thing on Firefox? I tried the same thing except with FF and got nothing, went ahead and installed the Brave RPM and it worked right away.
Storm Firefox on Fedora Linux does not show the passkey prompt for me. I have not tested other distributions on desktop. Firefox on Windows uses Windows' native FIDO authentication flow. I think it likely to be a missing feature in Firefox on Linux. (I thought I had posted about this, but apparently it didn't make it farther than my personal notebook).
Passkeys are not MFA and you cannot use Bitearden as your MFA. It can only be stored on the device locally
Upstate1618 The first post in this thread describes how to save a FIDO private key in a password manager, instead of on a hardware key. "Passkeys" is just a term that users are familiar with. I could rename the topic to "FIDO private keys as MFA in a password manager on GrapheneOS", but who's going to care.
If you are stuck and unable to continue with the guide, please specify what the issue is. If you want to make an argument for always using the term "passkey" in the FIDO Alliance's definition of the term as password-less authentication, please just start a new topic.
fid02 Google says "Your encrypted data is locked on this device" error message when creating passkey. What's wrong? Thank you.
Upstate1618 This is related to Google Password Manager not allowing you to store and sync passkeys to your Google account. I attempted to summarize the issue here, and I think the summary is still relevant: https://github.com/GrapheneOS/Vanadium/issues/390#issuecomment-2028915920
It's not clear that this is an issue specific to GrapheneOS or non-stock Android OSs, as a web search on the issue shows that some users get this error even on stock Android OSs. They had to first activate passkey sync with Google Password Manager on a different device, before they could use it on their primary device. It's all a bit confusing and unclear.
Note that this does not affect the usage of passkeys with third-party password managers.
When I try to register a passkey directly from Vanadium, an error occured.
When I try to register a passkey from Edge on Windows on GOS, after turning on bluetooth, it keeps pending with connecting and then failed eventually.
Upstate1618 These happens AFTER I wipe my GPM due to the "Your encrypted data is locked on this device" error.
Set on-device encryption on my Edge for PC
That is not going to work. The only way I know of getting passkey sync with Google Password Manager to work on GrapheneOS is to follow the exact steps that I outlined in my GitHub post. You have to provide the unlock PIN of a different phone, likely with a stock Android OS.
This thread is really not about troubleshooting Google Password Manager passkey sync. It is known to be problematic on GrapheneOS due to restrictions set by Google. Recommend creating a new thread.
fid02 thanks. I don't wanna login on my other android phone. Gotta wait for Bitwarden stable.
Hi, can you help me with Proton? There are 2 problems.
Upstate1618 I cannot register FIDO2 credentials on Vanadium for Proton. It ends with error messages like error while registering
You should be able to do this from within Vanadium, without a computer, without a security key, and without following my guide. When you register a security key to your Proton account, make sure to select "Allow platform keys".
fid02

I cannot register FIDO2 using my fingerprint
Upstate1618 Huh, you're right. I can't manage to either. It definitely worked for me a few weeks ago (and another user confirmed), but now doesn't. A pity.
fid02 Update to the latest Vanadium Config app release.
GrapheneOS still not work for version 22