Overview
Sign in with a tap of your card: use passkeys, autofill passwords, and automate sign-in on shared computers.
⚠️ Experimental version — may be unstable. IDmelon WebLogin turns the ID card or badge you already carry into your key to the web: it creates and uses passkeys, fills in saved passwords, and signs people in and out of shared computers automatically. PASSKEYS • Create and sign in with passkeys on websites that support them. When a site asks for a passkey, tap your card and enter your PIN if prompted. • Phishing-resistant sign-in built on the FIDO2 and WebAuthn standards. • Your passkeys follow your card, not your device: sign in from any computer that has WebLogin and a card reader. • Works with cards and fingerprint security keys. PASSWORD AUTOFILL • Tap your card on a login page and WebLogin fills in your username and password. • More than one account for a site? Pick the one you want from a list. • Save a new login the first time you sign in to a site, and update it when you change the password. • Passwords you save through WebLogin are encrypted with a secret from your security key and released only after you tap your card. • Choose where the autofill prompt appears with lists of included and excluded websites. WORKFLOW AUTOMATION FOR SHARED COMPUTERS • Set up a browser so each person signs in, and back out, with a single tap of their badge. Made for frontline teams, shared workstations and kiosks. • Signs in to Microsoft 365 end to end, including the prompts that follow sign-in, on English, German and Spanish sign-in pages. • Tap again to sign out: the private window closes, so the next person starts with a clean session. • Chain several websites in one run and mix sign-in methods: passkey, password or MSAL. • Run in the current tab, a new tab or a private window, and guide users with a pinned tap page or an on-page prompt. • Configure it in WebLogin's options, from the command line, or through your MDM. BUILT FOR IT TEAMS • Push settings and automation configuration through MDM or Chrome enterprise policies. • Connect to the IDmelon cloud or to your organization's on-premise server. • No driver needed with keyboard wedge readers: the reader types the badge ID as keyboard input and WebLogin reads it directly. Use it on any computer without the reader driver, from locked-down PCs and thin clients to remote desktops. (Keystroking setting, on by default.) • On-screen number pad for entering the PIN on touchscreens. • Download activity logs as CSV for troubleshooting. WHAT YOU NEED • An IDmelon account with your card set up as a security key. Manage it at https://panel.idmelon.com • A compatible card reader. • Windows, macOS or Linux: the latest IDmelon Card Reader Driver (v3.0.0 or later) from https://idmelon.com/docs/downloads • ChromeOS: the Smart Card Connector app from the Chrome Web Store. • Or skip the driver: a keyboard wedge reader works on any of these systems. • Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge. For automation in private windows, turn on "Allow in Incognito" for WebLogin. ABOUT IDMELON IDmelon, part of HID Global, turns identifiers people already have, such as ID badges, smartphones and biometrics, into enterprise-grade FIDO security keys. PRIVACY WebLogin needs access to the pages you visit so it can detect login forms and passkey requests, and fill in your credentials when you tap your card. Read our Privacy Policy: https://idmelon.com/privacy-policy
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Details
- Version1.28.3
- UpdatedSeptember 17, 2026
- Size3.08MiB
- LanguagesEnglish
- DeveloperIDmelon Technologies Inc.Website
1281 Hornby St Vancouver, BC V6Z 0G8 CAEmail
support@idmelon.comPhone
+1 236-979-0648 - TraderThis developer has identified itself as a trader per the definition from the European Union and committed to only offer products or services that comply with EU laws.
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Privacy
This developer declares that your data is
- Not being sold to third parties, outside of the approved use cases
- Not being used or transferred for purposes that are unrelated to the item's core functionality
- Not being used or transferred to determine creditworthiness or for lending purposes