SQRL's biggest advantage over other proposals for a password replacement was that it didn't need buy-in from browser vendors to work. At this point though it s

SQRL's biggest advantage over other proposals for a password replacement was that it didn't need buy-in from browser vendors to work. At this point though it seems pretty likely that the Web Authentication Standard has successfully overcome that barrier. It's already partially implemented in multiple browsers (Chrome, Firefox) and backed by a W3C Candidate Recommendation. In the face of that, I don't believe SQRL can compete.