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I'm not sure if this is the correct place to post this. When I open my Mozilla browser the authentication "pops up" fine. Then at the bottom of the screen it says "This is a trusted computer and yubikey not required" or something to that effect. Isn't this sort of defeating the purpose of the yubikey altogether if all I need to do is say; No everything's fine"