21:29 <ec> ljharb: what's OneLogin?

21:30 <ljharb> it's our single signon thing for airbnb employees

21:30 <ljharb> it's what we need the yubikey for

21:35 <jfhbrook> I bought a yubikey but never used it

21:35 <jfhbrook> I'm not very good at computers

21:36 <ljharb> i'd use it more often if it worked in safari

21:36 <jfhbrook> ugh, safari users

21:36 <jfhbrook> ;D

21:36 <jfhbrook> I use chrome at work because of course I do

21:37 <jfhbrook> but firefox w/ the tab tree extension at home, 100%

21:37 <jfhbrook> actually I use chrome on mobile too

21:37 <jfhbrook> shrug

21:37 <ljharb> android?

21:37 <jfhbrook> ios

21:37 <ljharb> ios only has safari

21:37 <jfhbrook> you can install chrome on ios

21:37 <ljharb> even ios chrome is just safari with a google logo slapped on

21:37 <jfhbrook> lmao no shit?

21:37 <jfhbrook> are you sure??

21:37 <ljharb> apple doesn't allow any browsers but safari on their devices

21:38 <ljharb> quite certain

21:38 <jfhbrook> lmao holy shit

21:38 <ljharb> part of why mobile safari is the only browser that really matters

21:38 <jfhbrook> wow

21:38 <jfhbrook> I feel hoodwinked

21:38 <ljharb> (on mobile)

21:38 <jfhbrook> does safari have incognito mode?

21:38 <ljharb> to be fair, google is the one doing the hoodwinking

21:38 <jfhbrook> I uh, I use that on tablet

21:38 <ljharb> i'm not sure

21:38 <ec> ljharb: unfortunately, the U2F provider has to actually *implement the standard*. some of the older stuff either A) implements a pre-ratification form of the standard that now only Google Chrome still supports …

21:39 <ljharb> ec: ah, that makes sense

21:39 <jfhbrook> it apparently has some form of private browsing