Why is it so difficult to set up #gnomekeyring to make it automatic login for my online services?? I've gotta read the #archwiki better. My true and only bible.

EDIT: not the way I would want it to work, but at least it's something. Damn.

Getting desperate here. 😅. Trying to finish my move to #sway on #nixos.

- #1password will not copy items unless I edit. Works in gnome/ #wayland, and hyprland
- stupid keychain will not unlock ( #gnomekeyring)
- ssh key will not save passwords to my keyring even if I manually unlock it first.

Je n’avais jamais fait attention car je n’en avais pas l’utilité mais je viens de réaliser que firefox ne supporte pas la gestion des secrets de mon système.

https://specifications.freedesktop.org/secret-service/latest/re01.html

Et je ne trouve aucune extension pour le faire, c’est un peu nul en fait  

#mozilla #firefox #securité #securitay #keyring #gnomeKeyring #gnome

#GNOME allows you to configure login via #fingerprint on supported devices instead of a password. Security issues aside, this has a bit of a "meh" experience when using the #GnomeKeyring which still requires unlocking via password.

Most OSes I know handle this differently and thus also side-stepping the problem by asking for a login password but allowing you to *unlock* the screen afterwards using fingerprints. Any GNOME or #PAM experts here who know how to configure something similar?

#protonmail #protonmailbridge in #nixos . How does one just get the bridge to run to get the password in order to set up an account in #thunderbird. It is in the config file listed as a package, as is also #gnomekeyring

environment.systemPackages = with pkgs; [
vim
wget
bitwarden
protonvpn-gui
authy
gnome.gnome-keyring
protonmail-bridge
];

but I cannot get to the menu shown below i.e. run the bridge to access the password: