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> Many services I use that do support WebAuthN allow either variant The problem with "many" is that unless it's 100% of the ones someone cares about, the solut
by tgsovlerkhgsel 2y ago
> Many services I use that do support WebAuthN allow either variant
The problem with "many" is that unless it's 100% of the ones someone cares about, the solution can't really solve the problem, adding an additional pain in the ass and making it easier to just stick with passwords.
Sometimes, a lack of choices is a feature. (Compare e.g.: IPSec vs. Wireguard).
- lxgr 2y agoHow so? You can use the exact same password manager for both. > Sometimes, a lack of choices is a feature. (Compare e.g.: IPSec vs. Wireguard). HTTP vs. HTTPS seems like a more appropriate comparison in this context. Passwords and OTPs are really, really phishable.