@whitequark @SiteRelEnby yeah... I suspect that Chrome insists on hardware backing or system level credentials management to store the passkeys, and Linux doesn't really have a working API for either.
Could DBUS to GNOME Keyring :P
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@whitequark @SiteRelEnby yeah... I suspect that Chrome insists on hardware backing or system level credentials management to store the passkeys, and Linux doesn't really have a working API for either. Could DBUS to GNOME Keyring :P 3 comments
@Raqbit @delroth @whitequark @SiteRelEnby Linux doesn't have a first class authenticator API yeah. If you want to, you can buy a security key and get passkeys that don't sync. I wouldn't recommend that to most people since you have to do your own backup management but if you're a linux user maybe they're less of a footgun. There's nothing stopping vendors from implementing their own passkey syncing solutions for linux (dashlane and 1password have implementations, maybe more out there?) |
@delroth there is a general API (org.freedesktop.secrets) that will work with both GNOME Keyring and KDE Wallet, but I’m not sure whether that supports storing passkeys.