* Snap: Improve Web-browser Native Messaging host functionality
This commit allows for the snap distribution of KeepassXC to self-manage native messaging manifests
This is done by making the binary aware of the snapd environment changes that currently prevent this.
Furthermore, the snap sandbox is expanded to the bare minimum needed to access these privileged files.
Please note if running a self-compiled / untrusted KeepassXC snap build (I.E, installed with --dangerous)
that you must manually run `sudo snap connect keepassxc:browser-native-messaging` to grant permissions.
This will work on all distributions that expose `/snap/bin/` - such as Ubuntu, Debian, etc.
For systems which don't provide `/snap/`, such as Fedora, follow instructions for enabling "Classic" snaps.
e.g., `sudo ln -s /var/lib/snapd/snap /snap`
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Co-authored-by: Jonathan White <support@dmapps.us>
Refactors the Passkey implementation to include more checks and a structure that is more aligned with the official specification.
Notable changes:
- _BrowserService_ no longer does the checks by itself. A new class _BrowserPasskeysClient_ constructs the relevant objects, acting as a client. _BrowserService_ only acts as a bridge between the client and _BrowserPasskeys_ (authenticator) and calls the relevant popups for user interaction.
- A new helper class _PasskeyUtils_ includes the actual checks and parses the objects.
- _BrowserPasskeys_ is pretty much intact, but some functions have been moved to PasskeyUtils.
- Fixes Ed25519 encoding in _BrowserCBOR_.
- Adds new error messages.
- User confirmation for Passkey retrieval is also asked even if `discouraged` is used. This goes against the specification, but currently there's no other way to verify the user.
- `cross-platform` is also accepted for compatibility. This could be removed if there's a potential issue with it.
- Extension data is now handled correctly during Authentication.
- Allowed and excluded credentials are now handled correctly.
- `KPEX_PASSKEY_GENERATED_USER_ID` is renamed to `KPEX_PASSKEY_CREDENTIAL_ID`
- Adds a new option "Allow localhost with Passkeys" to Browser Integration -> Advanced tab. By default it's not allowed to access HTTP sites, but `http://localhost` can be allowed for debugging and testing purposes for local servers.
- Add tag `Passkey` to a Passkey entry, or an entry with an imported Passkey.
Fixes#10287.
* Removed option to attach KeePassXC to the browser extension. Users must use the proxy application to communicate with KeePassXC.
* Significantly streamlined proxy code. Used same implementation of stdin/stdout interface across all platforms.
* Moved browser service entry point to BrowserService class instead of NativeMessagingHost. BrowserService now coordinates the communication to/from clients.
* Moved settings page definition out of MainWindow
* Decoupled BrowserService from DatabaseTabWidget
* Reduced complexity of various functions and cleaned the ABI (public vs private).
* Eliminated BrowserClients class, moved functionality into the BrowserService
* Renamed HostInstaller to NativeMessageInstaller and renamed NativeMessageHost to BrowserHost.
* Recognize XDG_CONFIG_HOME when installing native message file on Linux. Fix#4121 and fix#4123.
2020-05-14 17:14:17 -04:00
Renamed from src/browser/BrowserOptionDialog.cpp (Browse further)
