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Fire so long as sites implement them. Given how "quickly" yubikeys or even just touch ID webauthn have been going around, it doesn't seem very imminent :( Hopef
by kylehotchkiss 4y ago
Fire so long as sites implement them. Given how "quickly" yubikeys or even just touch ID webauthn have been going around, it doesn't seem very imminent :( Hopefully Firebase or AWS offer an easily accessible way to add passkeys etc as auth methods.
- cheeze 4y agoOn the flipside, Yubikey and whatnot are still pretty niche. That being said, I was hoping to see more touch ID webauthn so I'm not super hopeful. But we can hope!
- sebk 4y agoThere's nothing special RPs have to do in order to support Passkeys. It's just WebAuthn that happens to be synced. If the site supports WebAuthn it already supports Passkeys (As long as they're not doing significantly less common things like checking for attestation, which Passkey-enabled credentials won't do).