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drossner
2 years agoNew Contributor
Webauthn: Support of Related Origin Requests?
I am currently working on implementing Passkey authentication based on https://github.com/w3c/webauthn/wiki/Explainer:-Related-origin-requests. Chromium and Safari seem to support this feature. With ...
LotharSchaberg
2 months agoNew Contributor
Hello Support Team,
please support Related Origin Requests in 1Password.
Thanks in advance.
Lothar
1P_Dave
Moderator
2 months agoThank you for the feedback! Can you tell me if you're requesting this for your own website that you're developing? Or are you requesting it for a specific website? Are you able to share the website?
-Dave
PB-51168339
- LotharSchaberg2 months agoNew Contributor
Hello Dave,
a few months before I got this support ticket: BDH-22814-758 - the website where the ROR problems occurs is mentioned there. A specific website is my problem, as I am neither owning a website nor am I a developer.
Regards, Lothar
- 1P_Dave2 months ago
Moderator
Thanks for the reply! I can't comment on support tickets here in the public community, please follow up in the ticket itself for an update on that specific website.
Regarding Related Origin Requests in general, I've passed your feedback along to our product and development team. If you, or someone else, can provide a publicly accessible website (that doesn't require a phone number or an existing account to register) where we can test this further then I can share that with our team as well
-Dave
PB-51592673
- drossner2 months agoNew Contributor
Well, e.g. Amazon has integrated ROR in a more conservative way. You can use your Passkey created on amazon.de to login on amazon.com
See their well-known configuration for reference: https://www.amazon.de/.well-known/webauthn
With 1Password you are not able to login with your passkey on related origins. Other than Lothars sample the do not create passkeys to a different origin, this way the impact is not as significant.