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Correct. And not yet.
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Nsecbunker sounds v promising
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Yeah, I think it would also work really well with a single mobile app keeping the keys and the rest "requesting" access from that main keyholder app. Not sure, need to look into it more.
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same for normal amethyst
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yeah, same for all android, been searching for a solution but not found one yet.
Fair play though to @tonyGiorgio for a successful fork of a successful project!
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you have to put your private key somewhere, in apps is generally fine. People are only concerned about websites because of XSS attacks
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There's no way to actually log into it though, right?
Unless you give the app your private key?
Am not aware of any (functional) signing devices on android