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But now I'm trying to use Passkeys in Google Chrome with Android. Unfortunately every time I try to use (or create) a Passkey only the Google Passwordmanager opens and I'm not able to use my Passkeys saved in 1Password.
I have set 1Password as my preferred app in the settings and it works fine with other apps than Google Chrome.
Currently by default Chrome and other Chromium based browsers doesn't appear to have Credential Management enabled by default. This would be required for third party password managers such as 1Password to allow you to sign in to websites using passkeys.
While we would be unable to provide a timeframe for when Google will have this enabled by default, it's possible to enable Credential Management within the Flags feature of Chrome which should allow you to use 1Password to sign into websites with passkeys. Please note, enabling and disabling particular flags can potentially lead to instability within your web browser, please ensure only the changes mentioned below are made and if you encounter any stability issues after setting these flags, please set them back to default.
If the steps above don't work, please repeat the steps again but in Step 3, please change Enable for 3rd party passkeys to Enable for Google Password Manager and 3rd party passkeys
thank you so much for the support! It works great on my phone.
Unfortunately on my tablet - for both options - Chrome just closes when trying to use a passkey. As this is an experimental feature, I want to make clear, that I don't want to complain, but rather let you know about potential issues.
1Password Version: 8.10.22
OS Version: Android 14 (X800XXU5CWL1)
Hi @BrendanR1P ,
a popup "Chrome was closed repeatedly" appears if I try it a couple of times. So it does appear like a "regular" crash, but not for 1Password. So I guess it's probably an issue with chrome - as it only appears when I activate the flags.
But if it helps, I'm happy to share my model: "Galaxy Tab S8+ SM-X800NZABEUX"
As you mentioned this only occurred when you enabled the flags, to see if there are possibly any other flags enabled which may be leading to the crash, if you open chrome://flags in your Chrome browser, would there only be the Android Credential Management for passkeys flag showing under Available with a Blue dot beside it or would there be other flags with this blue dot beside it (as shown in the screenshot below)?
The implementation is very buggy: after getting this to work once, the Autofill Options no longer had any impact, and I was able to unset that flag without issue. But it works on passkeys.io and GitHub.
@Racer77 that flag seems unrelated and could actually prevent some passkey use cases.
From the Chromium docs, it seems that this allows 3P filling eventually. The Android filling API has no support for passkeys though. Non-Google Passkey-support was added with the credential-manager API ( -in/passkeys).
So the flag with the credential-management name is more likely to work. If it works for you and not for others, then probably because you have Android 14.
@SomeBrowserDude Looked into it and that makes sense, especially since the flag and options were useless after I got it to start working at all. In any case, that flag will be expired in Chrome 123 (crbug), so it won't work soon.
@Dave_1P I did set this flag arround 2 weeks ago and it then worked in Google Chrome on my Android. But now it does not work anymore and the flag is not there anymore. Same thing in Brave on Android. The only Browser supporting 1Password Passkeys is the Samsung "Built In" one. (Since selecting 1Password for autofill passwords in the system settings. What now ?
@Dave_1P This worked in Brave for me! Using brave://flags. What a mess from Googles side!
Strangely the signin to this site here did not offer me my password. Or to any other site. Do I need to tweak other settings? Somehow this tweekeng should be done or supported with guided direct links to the settings inside the Browsee by 1Password.
Can you clarify which website you're referring to? Can you double-check that you've setup autofill to work with 1Password: Use 1Password to save logins and sign in to apps and websites on your Android device
Hopefully third-party password manager support is enabled for the Credential Manager in Chrome by their development team in the future. I recommend sending feedback to their team letting them know that you're eager to see the functionality released officially.
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