"Invalid JWK endpoint" for Firebase auth

[metasuke]

Hi! I am trying to integrate Firebase auth.
I followed the steps in the below document to set it up.

Using Firebase with Web3Auth

But I got “Invalid JWK endpoint” error.

Does anyone know of a solution?
Thanks!

[vjgee]

@metasuke Welcome Aboard!

I was unable to replicate the issue you are facing with Invalid JWK endpoint error. Ensure you are adding the endpoint https://www.googleapis.com/service_accounts/v1/jwk/securetoken@system.gserviceaccount.com

I have validated this endpoint to be working and correct.

[metasuke]

Thank you very much for your quick response, @vjgee!

I usually use Firefox Nightly, but in that browser, the following error happens, and it seems to have failed.

{ type: "cors", url: "https://api-dashboard.web3auth.io/verifiers/validate/jwk", redirected: false, status: 400, ok: false, statusText: "Bad Request", headers: Headers(2), body: ReadableStream, bodyUsed: false }

So, I tried to switch to Firefox Release and could create the custom verifier.
Thank you so much!

[vjgee]

There might be some browser settings in Firefox Nightly which may have caused the error. You can try checking as per the link Why should I enable cookies and allow pop-ups? | Web3Auth Helpdesk

Additionally, you may also enable 2FA using the same method & email you use to login to the dashboard following the steps below:

1. Login to app.openlogin.com with the correct method and account.

2. If you are prompted to enable 2 Factor authentication, please do so, and then you will be presented with the option to download a backup phrase and enter a recovery email address to have it emailed to you. Please save this email received securely and make a note of the backup phrase which will help recover your account in the event you lose access.

3. Do remember that you need at least 2 factors of authentication apart from your Social Login or Non-Social(Regular Email) login. The backup phrase is the best option for a second authentication factor which will allow you access from any device without any issues.

NOTE: Once logged in to Openlogin, you can review the settings anytime by clicking on Account> Security Settings

[metasuke]

Yes, after logging in app.openlogin.com and enabling 2FA, I could create the verifier!
Thank you very much!