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README.md
U2F second factor provider for Nextcloud
Requirements
In order to use this app for authentication, you have to use a browser that supports the U2F standard:
- Google Chrome
- Chromium
- Firefox
- V67 or newer
- V57 to V66: After activation of
security.webauth.u2f
inabout:config
- V56 or before: In combination with this extension
- Opera
Login with external apps
Once you enable U2F with Two Factor U2F, your aplications (for example your Android app or your GNOME app) will need to login using device passwords. To manage it, know more here
Development Setup
This app uses composer and npm to manage dependencies. Use
composer install
npm install
npm run build
or if you're using Krankerl
krankerl up
to set up a development version of this app.
Supported devices
Every device supporting U2F should work fine. The following devices are known to work:
- Nitrokey FIDO U2F
- SoloKey
- HW version 2.1V
- Yubikey 5C