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Or use something like 1Password, LastPass, or any other password manager that ends up supporting Passkeys.
by stetrain 4y ago
Or use something like 1Password, LastPass, or any other password manager that ends up supporting Passkeys.
- LoganDark 4y agoI use KeePassXC specifically so that I can publish my encrypted database to the open Internet and access it anywhere, from any platform.
- stetrain 4y agoSomeone else in this thread linked to Webauthn supporting coming for KeePassXC. Hopefully we end up with a variety of password manager options that support these standards and devices/browsers that allow you to use your own password manager for the passkey flow.
- LoganDark 4y agoUntil my bank starts offering an alternative to - screams of terror - SMS verification, KeePassXC currently serves all my needs. (It also allows unlimited TOTP accounts, unlike things like Yubikey which only support up to, like, 30?)