If you haven’t used Web Authentication yet, adoption by major websites is underway.
We will continue work toward providing CTAP2/FIDO2 support on all of our other platforms, including older versions of Windows.įor Firefox ESR users, this Windows Hello support is currently planned for ESR 60.0.7, being released mid-May. We thank him for making this feature happen, and the Windows team for ensuring that all the Web Authentication features of Windows Hello were available to Firefox users.įor Firefox users running older versions of Windows, Web Authentication will continue to use our Rust-implemented CTAP1 protocol support for U2F-style USB security keys.
Try it out and give us feedback on your experience.įor the rest of Firefox users on Windows 10, the upcoming update this spring will enable this automatically.Īkshay Kumar from Microsoft’s Windows Security Team contributed this support to Firefox. That includes face or fingerprint biometrics, and a wide range of external security keys via the CTAP2 protocol from FIDO2, as well as existing deployed CTAP1 FIDO U2F-style security keys. As of today, Firefox users on the Windows Insider Program’s fast ring can use any authentication mechanism supported by Windows for websites via Firefox.
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