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Hi everyone,

I have a Passkey set up for Facebook in 1Password. When i try to log in to Facebook, I don't get the option to login with a Passkey. On other sites that support Passkeys I have no problems.

When I asked Gemini it told me there is a bug in Firefox causing this. Is that accurate? If so, how long has it been around and will it be fixed.

Thanks for any help.

With the push towards 2FA in many websites, I now need to use an authenicator, passkey, or physical token to access some websites.

I've chosen to use authenicators and physical tokens as my means of doing so.

However, whenever I try to use a physical token to access websites while in Firefox, there's no way I can find to do so. Firefox seems to default to passwords or authenicators... and there's never any way to actually select the physical token plugged into my USB socket.

So how do I get Firefox to recognize a physical token and to allow me to use it when accessing websites that I've already prepped to accept them?

I tried to add a passkey to my mozilla account and Instagram account. I have bitwarden extension on my firefox.

bitwarden passkey saving dialog didn't pop up for any of these cases  . 

Windows 11 Passkey saving dialog box popped up when I tried to created an save passkey for Mozilla account. Please help me fix the issue.

Hello, I wanted to add a passkey to my Firefox account, and to do so, I need to receive a confirmation code sent to my email address. However, this code is not arriving. My email is an alias (email forwarding is enabled). I have tried requesting the code multiple times, but unfortunately, I still cannot receive it. Furthermore, when I try to add an alternative email address - so that the verification code could be sent to a different mail - I am also required to authenticate using my primary email. How can I resolve this issue? Thank you in advance!

I use Firefox on Windows to manage Meta Business Suite for my business, Goff Housing Solutions. Facebook, Meta Business Suite and Ads Manager all open normally in Firefox.

The problem occurs when I open the protected Meta Business Portfolio Settings. Meta requires my existing passkey for accounts.meta.com. After I click Continue, Firefox invokes Windows Security, but the only authentication method presented is:

“Security key — Insert your security key into the USB port.”

I have never owned or configured a physical USB security key.

I confirmed that the correct accounts.meta.com passkeys are stored in Apple Passwords on my iPhone. The iPhone can access Meta Business Suite and the protected Business Portfolio Settings normally.

As a control test, I opened the same Meta/Facebook account and the same Goff Housing Solutions Business Portfolio on this same Windows computer using Google Chrome. Chrome opens the protected Business Portfolio Settings successfully.

Therefore, my Meta account, Business Portfolio, permissions, 2FA and existing passkey appear to be working. The problem seems specific to Firefox/Windows passkey handling: Firefox/Windows is treating the authentication request as requiring a physical USB security key rather than offering the existing passkey on my nearby iPhone (for example via QR code/phone authentication).

How can I make Firefox on Windows use my existing accounts.meta.com passkey from my iPhone instead of requesting a physical USB security key?

I do not want to delete/recreate my Meta passkeys, disable 2FA, reset my Meta account, or create a new Business Portfolio because all of those are currently working.

I use passkeys for many online services, they are stored in my Android phone. I use the same Firefox version on two Win 10 Enterprise LTSC 21H2 machines and one Win 11 Pro 25H2 machine. On the Win 10 machines QR passkeys don't work with Firefox, but work with other browsers. Firefox suggests USB-device-based passkey logon only. On the Win 11 machine Firefox offers both phone-generated QR passkey and USB-device-based passkey logon options. Why Firefox doesn't support phone-generated QR passkey on Win 10? Can it be changed in config?

Attached you can see two screenshots from the same Win 10 PC. No phone-stored passkey option in Firefox.

Hello,

I am trying to set up firefox to add a passkey to sign in into bitwarden.

In bitwarden I added my Yubico key in order sign in into my account. Unfortunately, when I try to log back into my account with my Yubico key it doesn't work.

Does firefox support passkey ?

Thank you very much in advance for any help.

THis is such nonesense. I have no idea what the hell happened with creating a passkey. Of course the damed thing disappeared the moment I took the next step. I HAVE NO IDEA OF WHERE I AM IN THIS LUDICROUS PROCESS. It started with going to Google Docs where I am writing a novel and being told I had signed out of Synchronisation. Clicking on it produced this madness. HELP!

I want to use passkeys while also using Firefox. I read an online article that says this function is considered to be experimental. If so, it seems that it is experimental only with Firefox. I'm able to use them on every other browser I have. Where is the Firefox version that supports them?

When I try to log in to EE, I am asked for my passkey. I don't have one, presumably it is on a thumb drive but none of mine offer the solution. Neither do I remember setting one up. Seeking further information I am told it is required by Firefox. I have searched Settings but no joy. Can you help?

Thank you, Robin Brookes

Dear Mozilla Firefox!

Of late, you have been blocking my access to my AOL.COM Accounts and email No matter how much I try, you keep coming up with a Firefox Security Dialogue box, asking me to insert my Security key into a USB port, which practically makes no sense,

This is what happens: At the start, AOL.COM presents a page with 4 icons: a Padlock, Face, Thumb, and Burst. And underneath is written: "You'll scan a QR code to sign in with passkey". Next is below.

When I click Next, I am presented with your Firefox Dialogue box, and in it is written:

Windows Security Making sure it's you

Please sign in to login.aol.com

This request comes from Firefox,m, published by Mozilla Corporation

                                         Flash drive icon

Insert your security key into the

                      USB port.
                                          
                                         Cancel 

Firefox, where is the Security key, where is the USB, and why a Flash drive icon?

When I click Cancel, I am sent back to the beginning, and the whole exercise starts all over again.

So why are you blocking my access to my AOL.COM Account and email?

A quick response is needed.

Kind regards,

DR CLEMENT AKATENG MD