Now also available via Tor
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Using Passkeys under GrapheneOS with KeePassDX
I’m a (relatively) long-time user of GrapheneOS. As password manager, I’ve been using KeePassDX for quite a while. I’ve been happy to hear when they introduced passkey support, but for some reason, it never worked for me, and I always shrugged it off.
Today, I encountered a service that uses passkeys again, and I wondered, “wtf, this can’t be”. The browser (Firefox, Vanadium) always showed an error and did nothing.
So, I checked
Settings > Passwords, Passkeys and accounts > Preferred service, and indeed it said “KeePassDX”. So I checked KeePassDX settings - nothing said “enable passkey support” in particular. So… I set the preferred service toNone, reset it toKeePassDX, and… suddenly, passkeys worked.Yeah. Whatever. Introducing new features to software can break things, I know this from my own job. No idea if the bug lies in KeePassDX, or GrapheneOS (passkeys were a new feature there as well?). But now, apparently, I could use passkeys.
Aside, personally, I find storing passkeys in a password database no different to storing secure randomly generated ~20 character passwords. But I am no security expert, so don’t count on my opinion.
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Updating my servers to Trixie
Reports on upgrading Debians servers. What went well. What went wrong. -
Getting started with Verilog
First experiments with Verilog, mostly simuluated. -
FPGA development board
Showing off my FPGA dev board. -
GLC 2025 Con report
How the GLC 2025 went for me. -
Packing Worries
A con is coming up. What should I pack? -
Gadgetbridge won't sync my calendar events to my Pebble
Working around non-working event sync. -
Installing CA certificates on Android (also 16)
Installing CA certificates on Android. -
Activating CSP for my blog
Web stuff! Configuring Content-Security-Policy for my blog.