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As mentioned in other posts, we need to add new endpoints to get this supported. So only updating the clients will unfortunately not provide this feature. |
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I just found this one after going through the Changelog of 1.30.2 and saw that it integrated WebVault 2024.1.2, which has Passkey Logon on the official Bitwarden. I already suspected there is more to that than just integrating the current WebVault from Bitwarden. I would really like to see this too here, but I understand that it might be a lot of work, so of course I´m not demanding anything, just telling that there is interest in this feature :-) |
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Now that Firefox also support PRF extension, the only missing link is Vaultwarden support. |
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Please add this <3 I haven't used Rust that much, I need to learn Rust just to develop this 😅 |
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I would love this feature |
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A week ago Bitwarden added support to log in and decrypt the vault using passkeys/WebAuthn. Supporting this would be great for those who prefer security keys etc. over typing a master password every time.
I am not sure if all changes are contained within the clients and updating the web frontend is sufficient or if this requires new endpoints on the backend. I fear the latter might be the case as the process requires the relying party to provide a salt if I understand correctly which the key uses to derive the unlocking phrase.
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