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dyml
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Comment #47385648
Hey… if you weren't aware, the HN guidelines now include: > Don't post generated comments or AI-edited comments. HN is for conversation between humans.
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Comment #45951887
I also used Kagi, but decided to cancel my subscription last year when it was revealed they pay Yandex for their search, which is a Russian company that ultimately fuels the Russia…
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Comment #44461950
I work at bitwarden and I can confirm this. While technically you have the data, any other app need to support our json format (which they totally can, our code is open source) - b…
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Comment #44461917
I worked on this standard and we’re all excited that it’s rolling out to most of not all password managers and platforms.
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Comment #42858553
We're enabling it by default, you can opt-out.
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Comment #42858536
I just want to point out that the title is wrong. 2FA is on by default, but not mandatory. Dang, can we change the title?
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Comment #42858477
I work at Bitwarden and I have that same pet peeve! Let's see if I can get a PR up without causing a UX stir :)
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Comment #42340053
Very unfortunate and caused me to cancel my subscription immediately. Any alternatives that people can recommend to someone who throughly enjoyed Kagi? I really hope they reconside…
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Comment #41689745
Please don’t use WebAuthn on every page load. Two reasons: the protocol is not designed to do this - and the UI/UX is not designed to support this. There are better ways. 2) it wil…
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Comment #41423381
Use a password manager, like Bitwarden
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Comment #39737170
Send an email to me at aaberg@bitwarden.com and I’ll look into it!
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Comment #39733804
Good feedback, thanks! will bring it up when I’m back at work
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Comment #39733794
Very soon
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Comment #39732703
You can use any passkey provider app. I work at Bitwarden and we’re building mobile passkeys for android right now. We can do the e2e sync, but if you want you can always self host…
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Comment #39732313
You make a valid point about “non-resident” WebAuthn 2FA being great 2FA. However, passkeys are also great, and they depend on your context…. Most people are in the passkey context…
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Comment #39701329
Hey, I work at Bitwarden and since you mentioned us I feel obliged to respond. I lead our work on passkey portability, which I work on daily. Give me and my colleagues a couple mor…
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Ask HN: Backup/Store family stuff in 2024?
Hey HN, What's the simple way of backing family stuff up in 2024? With stuff, I mean photos taken with iPhones, random documents, a place to put pre-iOS photos. Access pattern woul…
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Comment #35676741
I like this! Thanks for building it. What’s the biggest differences between PagerDuty?
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Comment #34515520
I want to echo your last question, are all dependencies bad?
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Comment #34064683
Thanks for sharing this. As a web dev, rather than game dev, I like that what I’ve used in web dev more and more is usable in web dev (es6, imports, rollups) etc. To me, it has pre…
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Comment #34052308
Would really have enjoyed this for Windows.
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Comment #34032060
I watched the entire video and I absolutely loved it. Great work, good explanation and very elegantly and beautifully done.
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Comment #33377798
What features will this unlock for you?
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Comment #33253694
This is great! It has always been a peeve that they have been so coarse grained. Thank you to the team members that made this happen.
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Comment #32700236
I don’t agree with this statement. Im happy to see the innovation that have come out from GitHub in the last years. What im really missing and hoping for is an even more open and e…