In order to allow usage of hardware keys for two factor authentication out of the box, I’d like to request the automatic connection of u2f-devices for Thunderbird.
For context, this has already been granted for Firefox and Chromium.
Downstream issue: Autoconnecting u2f-devices interface · Issue #48 · ubuntu/thunderbird · GitHub.
This request has not been added to the review queue. It should be placed in the appropriate store-requests subcategory using the subcategory template for classic-confinement, privileged-interfaces and aliases requests.
The bot reply seems to indicate this needs to be categorized, presumably into privileged-interfaces. Can you do that @nteodosio, or is it intended for it to wait here?
In any case, let me know if there’s anything Thunderbird devs can do to help move this along.
The bot reply seems to indicate this needs to be categorized, presumably into privileged-interfaces. Can you do that @nteodosio, or is it intended for it to wait here?
Hmm, it is in priviledged-interfaces, as per the header bar.
In any case, let me know if there’s anything Thunderbird devs can do to help move this along.
Thanks for offering help; I think at the moment we just need to wait for review.
Oh it had a typo, priviledged-interface (singular), now fixed.
This request has been added to the queue for review by the @reviewers team.
I think this request is reasonable and makes a lot of sense 
+1 from me for granting Thunderbird auto-connection to u2f-devices interface (#voteFor)
+1 (#voteFor) from me for granting auto-connection of u2f-devices to thunderbird. This fits the functionality of the snap.
+2 votes for, 0 votes against granting thunderbird snap auto-connection to u2f-devices interface. This is now live.
