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In my limited experience, they're comparable to a password manager. A little more pleasant, because the password manager sometimes has a password but can't find
by Arnt 3y ago
In my limited experience, they're comparable to a password manager. A little more pleasant, because the password manager sometimes has a password but can't find it. That happened to me last week.
A big airline has many web sites and the password manager didn't realise that it could use a particular password to log me into a site it had never seen before. Of course password managers have to be careful about that kind of thing. Can't just reveal a password to an unknown site.
That said, the password part was small. Passkeys would be a LITTLE more pleasant, again in my limited experience. The login problem was small compared to the pain of dealing with the web site after I'd logged in ;)
- JohnFen 3y ago> they're comparable to a password manager. They're comparable to using a password manager that has to run on the same device and autofill password fields. That makes them a pain for me, as using those sorts of password managers don't fit my use cases.