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Stanthewizzard
2 years agoOccasional Contributor
Unable to sign in to a Google account using a saved passkey
Neither Google nor Microsoft offers me to use passkey as a sign in method.
Am I doing it wrong ?
Thanks
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- 1P_Dave
Moderator
I'm sorry that you're running into issues with Google passkeys on your Windows PC. Can you confirm that you're using the latest version of 1Password in the browser: Download 1Password in the browser
If you are already using the latest version then can you tell me which browser you're using? Can you also check to make sure that the following option is turned on:
- Open your browser.
- Right-click on the 1Password icon in your browser's toolbar.
- Click Settings.
- Click AutoFill.
- Make sure that "Offer to save and sign in with passkeys" is turned on.
I look forward to hearing from you.
-Dave
- 1P_Dave
Moderator
Thanks for the reply. Do you have both 1Password and Bitwarden turned on in Edge? If you do then can you temporarily disable the Bitwarden extension and then try to save a passkey for your Google account again: Add, turn off, or remove extensions in Microsoft Edge - Microsoft Support
Let me know if that works.
-Dave
- 1P_Dave
Moderator
I'm happy that you were able to resolve the issue. Certain passkeys created during the early beta period may indeed not work correctly due to an issue with how they were saved using that early beta version.
Deleting the old passkey and creating a new passkey, as you did, will resolve the issue and allow you to sign in successfully going forward. I'm sorry for the inconvenience, thank you again for helping us to test passkeys during the beta period.
Since this is an old thread, I'm going to close it to save the original poster from receiving notifications for every reply. If anyone else is running into an issue with saving and signing in to their Google account using a passkey then please create a new thread and my colleagues and I will be there to help. 🙂
-Dave
- ManaburnerFrequent Contributor
After installing the browser extension in Chrome, I was able to create and store a Passkey in 1Password. However whenever I try to use this Passkey, e.g. to sign in to google.com or when trying to perform sensitive tasks like managing my account, where you get prompted for a Passkey confirmation, I can't use the Passkey stored in 1P.
Chrome wants me to insert my security key and as I cancel that immediately offers to scan a QR code.
It seems like my existing Passkeys take precedence and 1Password is not even considered.
Am I missing something? Layer8 problem?
Hints welcomeP.S. on the passkeys.io demo site and on omg.lol I can sign in with a Passkey using 1Password, so this seems to be related to google.com
1Password Version: 8.10.7
Extension Version: 2.12.0
OS Version: Windows 10
Browser:_ Chrome 114.0.5735.110 - 1p_jac
1Password Team
Hey Manaburner,
I hope you've been enjoying saving and signing in with passkeys in 1Password in the open Beta! As for this issue you're seeing with passkeys in Chrome on Windows; It looks like Chrome is invoking it's own passkey/security key prompts before 1Password has a chance to pull up your saved passkey. These steps below should help improve that experience you're seeing and I'd like to ask you to give them a try for me:
In Chrome > Settings, “Offer to save passwords” should be disabled. 1Password for Chrome should be controlling this setting in your browser.
Copy and paste chrome://flags/#enable-debug-for-secure-payment-confirmation into the address bar and press Enter/Return. Disable this setting and restart the browser.
After doing the above, could you then try signing in to your Google account again to see if 1Password is now offering to sign in using your passkey? :)
- steph_giles
1Password Team
Hey Stanthewizzard,
Let's start with the steps to set up a passkey Google and see if things are working as they should be:
- Make sure you are using the latest beta version of 1Password in your browser (2.12.0)
- Sign in to your Google account as you normally would
- Click on your account in the right hand corner and choose 'Manage your account'
- Choose Security in the left hand panel and then beneath 'How you sign in to Google' click 'Add a passkey'
- Select your account in the prompt that appears from 1Password and choose Save.
- You should now see '1 passkey' added within that 'How you sign in to Google' section.
Let me know how these steps go and if when you sign out and sign back in again you are offered your passkey to sign in.
- StanthewizzardOccasional Contributor
Thanks
Everything already done
Passkey is available in Google and 1passBut not as a sign in method from google account
- Former Member
I have similar issue in Chrome and Edge. I have USB hardware keys (Yubikey 4) registered to my google account. I only get offered to login using the USB device (though it can't as it's not a passkey compatible key), not 1Password. Clicking cancel, shows the native 2FA dialog in Chrome/Edge with Windows Hello/External device offered.
Firefox works fine, and it chooses to use the 1Password passkey over the USB key.
I have tried the solution offered by @jac.pd_1p in Chrome, and it doesn't appear to have worked. the only difference was my phones Passkey was added as an option on the native dialog box.
When adding the passkey in my google account, it displayed a dialog that said it wasn't possible on this device. Closing the dialog, 1Password then popped up and offered to save the Passkey and it appeared to add a passkey to my account OK.
- telephoneman2Frequent Contributor
same here via Safarii and Edge - but also have the same problem with Passkey iCloud Keychain in Safari. Google offers to create passkey and one I'll relogin again it said "you wanna create a passkey" - sometimes it works in same browser on same machine. But never on other browsers or machines (synchronized)
- Former Member
1p_jac : I've managed to fix the issue on my google account. It appears there are 2 ways to register passkeys to your google account. The obvious "Passkeys" option on google account seems to fail, as above. But I went into the "Security keys" option in my google account, clicked "Add security key" and 1Password immediately offered to save the passkey. The 1Password passkey registered in this way now works perfectly in both Chrome and Edge.
Using Security Keys, I didn't get the message about not working on this device, as I did with the Passkeys option.