Until it arrives it's nothing but an empty promise. The biggest players have a lot to gain from not allowing export, or doing what Apple does with "right to rep

Until it arrives it's nothing but an empty promise. The biggest players have a lot to gain from not allowing export, or doing what Apple does with "right to repair" and now the DSA in the EU; technically "supporting" repairability or interoperability while making it all but impossible in reality. It's no surprise that they're trying to gain as much adoption as possible without having it, and that export is the part of the spec that was apparently not deemed important enough to have ready before doing so. KeepassXC is the only one supporting it, and just look at how much backlash they got, with veiled threats of requiring attestation and banning its usage. No, there is zero reason to be optimistic towards this.