OnlyKey App Beta 5.0

We are happy to release this first ever standalone OnlyKey App for Mac, Windows, and Linux! Based on node-webkit (nwjs), the standalone app ensures you can continue using OnlyKey even after Google closes the door on Chrome apps for all platforms except ChromeOS. We've precompiled and tested versions on Mac OS 10.12, Windows 10, and Linux Mint (Debian). The Chrome Web Store app has been updated as well.

Precompiled versions can be downloaded from:

MAC: https://s3.amazonaws.com/onlykey/apps/desktop/releases/latest/OnlyKey_5.0.0.dmg.zip
SHA 256 CHECKSUM: 51db9944ee234569146e053341cd57168baf84b145054cde77211c64cbbb81c7

WINDOWS: https://s3.amazonaws.com/onlykey/apps/desktop/releases/latest/OnlyKey_5.0.0.exe.zip
SHA 256 CHECKSUM: bdfb4561f506992664dbb9450033a2222160bfd8d5d7b6702512db438a110e9f

LINUX: https://s3.amazonaws.com/onlykey/apps/desktop/releases/latest/OnlyKey_5.0.0.deb.gz
SHA 256 CHECKSUM: 517d8d795b4a293b773676623997464b91e7756f1e2454b5e6c3c692fd467ed3

The standalone app is configured by default to launch automatically after you login to your OS and to check for updates each time it's launched. Both settings can be toggled on/off in the [Settings] menu. Please note that if you disable the "Autostart on login" setting (and you do not have the Chrome app installed) your OnlyKey will not have the correct time set and will be unable to perform 2FA functions.

We squashed some UI bugs and updated the app styling a bit, including the addition of an [Advanced] tab which contains Yubikey and U2F setup fields.