Operational recommendations
Define sanctioned machines for Trezor Suite, maintain a whitelist of browser versions for Web access, and require device confirmations for every transaction. Audit logs should note which user performed the Trezor Login when possible.
Trezor Suite Web vs. Desktop — summary
| Aspect | Web |
|---|---|
| Ease | Fast, no install |
| Attack surface | Browser-related risks |
| Best for | Ad-hoc access on trusted machines |
Desktop at a glance
| Aspect | Desktop |
|---|---|
| Isolation | Stronger local isolation |
| Maintenance | Requires updates |
| Best for | Daily operations, high-value tx |
Recommended login workflow
- Install Desktop Suite on an organizational VM or dedicated workstation for signing.
- Reserve Web Suite only for read-only checks or low-risk tasks on vetted machines.
- Enforce device display confirmation and multi-person approval for critical transfers.
FAQ — Trezor Login
How to choose between Web and Desktop?
Prioritize Desktop for signing and high-value operations; use Web only under strict policies and verified URLs.
Is Desktop always safer?
Desktop reduces browser-related attack vectors but still requires secure host machines and patching.
Does Web require special browser settings?
Yes — WebUSB and WebHID permissions must be enabled; use updated, supported browsers and extensions only from official sources.
Can I audit who logged in?
Track host-level logs and integrate hardware usage with team ops auditing; Trezor itself does not centrally log user identity.
What about recovery?
Always handle recovery in an offline, secure environment — never input seed words into any web form.