#Truekey passwordbox update#
#Truekey passwordbox verification#
#Truekey passwordbox password#

Given I couldn't find a way to download a current desktop installer I'm led to think the desktop application is no longer supported and I'm very unhappy about it. I doubt this would be possible using a browser based application. It has happened in the past that my Truekey desktop application could not connect to the Truekey site and using the desktop application gave me access to my passwords from a local copy. They both open a usable Truekey web page when I click on the extension icon, but I don't like depending on web apps and want the desktop application to work. I uninstalled everything related to Truekey and have installed the browser extension for Firefox and Chrome.

#Truekey passwordbox verification#

Clicking on the verification link sent to my email address appeared to be successful, but the desktop application said something along the lines of 'That didn't work.' At this point, clicking on the browser extension icon would open the desktop application rather than open a Truekey web page. Once I entered my credentials I was asked to provide secondary verification, which I did using my email account. Note that doing anything was extremely slow to the point of being unusable for day to day use. On my return I was being prompted to create a new account or log in to an existing account. At first I thought the I had the same problem as before, but I left the blank window while I cooked and ate dinner. I ran the desktop installer I downloaded last April and tried running the desktop application. After going through a verification process I was able to see my Truekey sites but I really don't want to use a browser based application. Clicking on the 'Download - It's free' button installed an extension for Firefox, my default browser. I uninstalled the application then tried to download a new installer from but couldn't find a download for the desktop application. I went through the procedure to delete the database with no improvement. I gave it about 10 minutes with no change.

After a substantial amount of time a Truekey window opened but the window was entirely white with no way to log in. I restarted Windows and started Truekey (desktop).

#Truekey passwordbox update#

When not on a Trusted Device (a friend's phone, hotel computer), you'll be verified by two other factors you've chosen.I've had a similar experience, but not identical.įirst, I'm using a Dell Precision 3630 tower running Win.Īn update to the Truekey desktop application was automatically installed today with a message saying to restart my computer.

#Truekey passwordbox password#

Signing in can be as simple as using one factor that you choose - like your Face, Fingerprint or Master Password - on a device you trust. Customize your profile by adding more factors - the more you add, the safer your profile becomes. You'll always be verified by at least two factors before being signed in. Multi-factor authentication, or MFA, is standard with the True Key app. Your passwords belong only to you - accessible only by you. Only you can decrypt and access your information with the factors you choose. The True Key app protects your passwords by scrambling them with AES-256, one of the strongest encryption algorithms available.

True Key auto-saves and enters your passwords, so you don't have to. True Key uses your unique features to sign you in without passwords.