That's not how this works on apple. Basically your fingerprint scan is not sent to the browser, just the authenticated result of the scan (ie, yes, the fingerpr

That's not how this works on apple. Basically your fingerprint scan is not sent to the browser, just the authenticated result of the scan (ie, yes, the fingerprint was so and so's). There have been some past complaints here about how Apple used to tie their fingerprint sensor into the secure element (third party folks couldn't substitute them). I actually liked that rule from a security standpoint, but obviously unpopular here. Same approach with faceid / touchID for the web.