> KeePassXC has support. Many people use Vaultwarden. And so on. It doesn’t matter if other authenticators could work if a relying party refuses to allow its u

> KeePassXC has support. Many people use Vaultwarden. And so on. It doesn’t matter if other authenticators could work if a relying party refuses to allow its users to use them. > Also, end users are already locked into Chrome and Safari … Not this end user; I am typing this in Firefox right now. Not coincidentally, WebAuthn is yet another bit of complexity making it slightly more difficult to implement a browser. From the perspective of the big tech companies, end users aren’t expected to write software, or to run anything the big tech companies haven vetted.