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Pretty sure 1password can store and use passkeys.
by loloquwowndueo 2y ago
Pretty sure 1password can store and use passkeys.
- sigzero 2y agoIt certainly can.
- 1oooqooq 2y agountil the time comes that it's used for spammers and everyone requires providers from a list that only included apple and Google. y'all trying very hard to not see where this will go.
- lxgr 2y agoThis would be possible via attestation, but both Apple and Google removed that feature when they replaced their respective device-bound authenticator implementations with cloud-synchronizing ones. (Google technically still allows creating device-bound ones and supports attestation in that case, but that's arguably a niche use case and not what people are talking about when they say "passkeys".)
- onetwothreepass 2y agoIt does, but 1password forces you to use the browser extension in order to manage passkeys. I still don't trust browser extensions. I'm probably being irrational, but it is hard to find good sec info on how "safe" extensions really are.
- Arnavion 2y agoIf you're copy-pasting passwords from 1password into your browser you're making yourself vulnerable to phishing. The browser extension's autofill will at least check the domain name and prevent that.
- pletnes 2y agoSomewhat. Lots of sites log you in via a different domain.
- 1123581321 2y agoThat’s the domain you’d have saved, then. You can also save multiple domains on a credential.
- pletnes 2y agoI know about the issue and still experience it. Sometimes these things also change over time. Of course, it still helps to use the browser extension!
- 1123581321 2y agoThat does get me every now and then. “Why has this stopped autofilling…”