![]() ![]() On Chrome Twitter tells me to use a browser that supports USB keys, on Firefox I get “Incorrect response. I couldn’t login using the key as the second factor neither on Chrome nor Firefox. Unfortunately, on Firefox it only says “We could not confirm this account is yours” and I’m unable to login. ![]() I tried an account with the security key set up as the only 2FA method. This way I can use USB-A on practically any computer and don’t need adapters to connect the key to the mobile device. I used the NFC key because I believe that swiping against the mobile device is the most convenient form of communication between those two. To evaluate the current support for U2F on mobile browsers I did a few tests for some popular services. Unfortunately, it doesn’t apply to the Universal Second Factor (U2F), the most secure commonly available second-factor authentication (2FA) method. Therefore full feature parity with desktop browsers is a de facto standard. ![]() Web applications implement reactive design (adapting to the screen resolution) and are created with “mobile first” approach as the content is often consumed on the go on smartphones and tablets. In the modern web a shift towards mobile browsing is an established fact. YubiKey NFC and Android Mobile Browsers Mar 9, 2019 ![]()
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