A lot of the arguments I'm seeing against passkeys are essentially that they are worse for power users who already have a password manager. But they're not mutu

A lot of the arguments I'm seeing against passkeys are essentially that they are worse for power users who already have a password manager. But they're not mutually exclusive. I've been using bitwarden to store some passkeys. The UX is excellent. Everything is seamlessly synced across Linux, Android, and Windows. I do worry a bit that using a passkey tends to disable MFA requirements, so basically anyone with access to my bitwarden vault can log into those services.