I look forward to using that crap insecure WebAuthn client. A private key I don't control is a much bigger security issue than a compromised password will ever

I look forward to using that crap insecure WebAuthn client. A private key I don't control is a much bigger security issue than a compromised password will ever be. Google currently has no plans of supporting linux for "Local user verification" or "Passkey sync". If it was a truly open standard, I don't see why that would be the case. Needing to use a Google account is the definition of propriety vendor lock-in. Relying on specific hardware is the reason why I haven't embraced Yubikeys. I understand the assumption that the general population doesn't care to and shouldn't need to worry about managing their private keys. But there's nothing secure about not giving me the option to, if I want to. https://developers.google.com/identity/passkeys/supported-environments#:~:text=support%20passkey%20autofill.-,Linux,by%20scanning%20a%20QR%20code https://developers.google.com/identity/passkeys/supported-en....