Passkey Beta with security key / yubikeys and NFC on iphone doesn't work
I'm participating in the public beta for 1Pw with Passkeys using two Yubikeys 5C NFC for login. I have set up several devices where login after biometrical unlock-expiration works flawlessly, although none of them use NFC. When selecting Login with Passkey on my Iphone 13, after Face Id unlock has expired, I get presented with the options "Passkey from another device (scanning QR-Code)" and "Security Key" (which I want to use) as well as "other accounts" (trying to get login from 1PW app which is obviously locked ...). Selecting "Security Key" and holding my key against the NFC-reader, the key is obviously recognized by the device as a notification asks me whether I want to open the "NFC-Tag from 'Firefox'" in Firefox, but the 1PW auth-process isn't affected / doesn't seem to recognize the key, nothing happens here. When I uninstall Firefox, the notification now offers using the NFC-Tag in Safari... I suspect it could be related to the key's OTP-feature. 1Password Version: Not Provided Extension Version: Not Provided OS Version: iOS 18.1.1 Browser: Not ProvidedPasskey support
Wha is 1Password doing to get businesses to support passkeys on it's platform? I used the DuckDuckGo privacy browser to login to Lowe's and it only supports a password. Another business that I can't recall was logged in to using Google and the passkey was saved into Google. That does not sound like a unified approach to passkey management nor even an approach where users have a choice. If it were up to me my choice of a password manager would be 1password passkeys to be compatible with DuckDuckGo but not saved in DuckDuckGo but saved with 1Password. It seems like passkeys are not very well managed by providers right now. Am I missing something? I really don't care how passkeys work, just that they work with my DuckDuckGo privacy browser and 1Password. Even the 1Password "passkey helper" has not worked for me because it is Google Chrome, not DuckDuckGo that gets referred to.
Improve the recovery code backup process
Hello, I have feedback for improving the recovery code backup process. When creating a recovery code, it asks the user to save a copy of that code in a location of choice. The fact is that if a user doesn't have a copy of the recovery code anymore, the only way to get another copy is to replace the recovery code entirely. In both 1Password website and apps, a user can reveal the secret key and copy as plain text (in 1Password website a user can also download the emergency kit again). While for the recovery code, both in 1Password website and apps a user can only delete it or replace it; in 1Password apps, for example, the recovery code is shown only partially, and it can't be copied to paste in a txt document, just for example. I think that this should be addressed. Thank you. 1Password Version: Not Provided Extension Version: Not Provided OS Version: Not Provided Browser: Not Provided
If I lose my passkey and my trusted devices, can I recover my account?
I'm trying to wrap my head around how the recovery code process works. If I lose both my passkey and access to my trusted devices, can I use the recovery code along with identity verification (email) to regain access to my account? 1Password Version: Not Provided Extension Version: Not Provided OS Version: Not Provided Browser: Not Provided
