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They store passwords, and now also passkeys. How are they not password managers? They’re probably the most-used password managers, since people use them withou
by skybrian 2y ago
They store passwords, and now also passkeys. How are they not password managers?
They’re probably the most-used password managers, since people use them without necessarily realizing that they’re using a password manager.
The thing about passkeys is that they make everyone use a password manager whether they want to or not. It’s a protocol that requires a password manager - there is no manual way to do it.
- NoMoreNicksLeft 2y ago> They store passwords, But if they hide the "management" part from you, they're just password storage. In someone else's control.