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What is interoperability like and does Chrome employ open standards? If I generate a key in Chromium, can I use it in some other browser that supports passkeys?
by abdullahkhalids 4y ago
What is interoperability like and does Chrome employ open standards? If I generate a key in Chromium, can I use it in some other browser that supports passkeys?
- cokeandpepsi 4y agoIt's mostly WebAuthn isn'it it?
- josephg 4y agoYou can noodle around with it on https://webauthn.io/ https://webauthn.io/ . Keys will sync within ecosystems - so, if you login with safari on iOS, the same credentials show up on desktop Safari on a mac. That doesn't seem to work between Chrome and Safari, but you can scan a QR code to sign in on chrome using a passkey on your phone. Right now I'm not sure if this stuff good enough to use instead of passwords. I'd want Firefox support, and preferably built in support in 1Password too. But it might be good enough to use alongside passwords. We need to collectively figure out how to do that. (Do you get a password and a passkey? Or just a passkey & reset via email? How should the user flows work? Any good examples?)