#Cryptomator user guide how to
#Cryptomator user guide android
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A key takeaway here is that you can configure OnlyKey to automatically do what you would normally do manually.

#Cryptomator user guide how to

These examples illustrate how to use OnlyKey in two real world scenarios.

You can adjust the type speed in preferences.

Everything works fine but I really wish it typed faster.

#Cryptomator user guide password

Selecting None means that the password is entered but not submitted so you have time to enter additional information.

You can either set the delay to a high value like 9 seconds to give yourself time to enter this or select None.

There is a Captcha required sometimes after password.

Set the delay, usually 2-3 seconds works well but this may not be enough time for slow web pages or slow internet connections.

The password is entered before page loads.

Once you set your desired account information to a slot then try it out by going to the login page, clicking in the login field, and pressing the corresponding button on the OnlyKey. Notice that the username is already remembered by the website, so there is not a need to set this in the OnlyKey slot. The example configuration shown below would be to set up a URL and password to automatically login to the Google page shown below. Need a URL longer than 56 characters? Try using a URL shortner like Bit.ly For example, if you receive an email asking you to log into your account to verify something instead of clicking the link in the email to login you would use OnlyKey to browse to the correct site to login.

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Pro Tip: Using the URL field provides protection against spear phishing attacks as this provides assurance that the site you are entering your password into is the legitimate site. The slots that have not been configured have no label so they are shown as ‘‘empty’’. If you were to save your Yahoo password to slot 1b, then to type out your Yahoo password you would hold button 1 on your OnlyKey for more than one second (Slot 1b).Įach button has two slots assigned to it that can be activated by holding the button for less than or more than one second. So for example if you were to save your Google password to slot 1a, then to type out your Google password you would tap button 1 on your OnlyKey for less than one second (Slot 1a). Each slot is assigned to a button on your OnlyKey. Each slot can be set with a Label, URL, Username, Password, and two-factor authentication. What are slots? On the OnlyKey you have 6 buttons and 12 available slots in each profile. Each of these buttons refer to one of the slots on your OnlyKey. As you can see the word ‘‘empty’’ is shown 12 times next to a button with a number and a letter. The Slots area of the application is where you will set up things like your usernames, passwords, and 2 factor. Now that your OnlyKey is unlocked you see this screen. Proceed to setup accounts below Setting up accountsĮnter your PIN - After setup you are prompted to enter the PIN you set onto your OnlyKey six button keypad. You can also use the Self-destruct PIN if one has been set.

The device will then have a solid green light on that indicates that it is ready to set up Repeat this until 10 incorrect PINs have been entered. You must remove and reinsert your OnlyKey and enter 3 more incorrect PINs. This is an intentional safeguard so that your OnlyKey will not be inadvertently wiped by repeatedly pressing buttons. You will notice that after entering 3 incorrect PINs your OnlyKey is steadily blinking red. If you ever need to wipe and restore your OnlyKey DUO to factory defaults you can do that by entering 10 incorrect PINs. You will be prompted to enter your PIN from now on when using the OnlyKey. Your device is now set up and will automatically reboot. If you do not have a backup just select to complete the setup. If you have an OnlyKey backup to restore, select and select your OnlyKey backup file and then select to load it onto your OnlyKey.

OpenPGP Keys - Import keys from Protonmail, Keybase, and Mailvelope.

#Cryptomator user guide android

Mobile - Using OnlyKey with iOS and Android.

Configure Two Factor Authentication (2FA).