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I really don't want to use Passkeys until they can be stored in my password manager of choice on Linux, Android and Windows.
by lillecarl 2y ago
I really don't want to use Passkeys until they can be stored in my password manager of choice on Linux, Android and Windows.
- demarq 2y agoWhat are you using? I think most managers already do passkeys
- bolognafairy 2y agoOkay. Maybe discuss this with whoever develops your password manager. The tone of your reply has me thinking that you’re using an open-source password manager. Maybe they’ll accept a PR from you? Passkeys are supported by my password manager of choice, in the OSs that I care about.
- mathematicaster 2y agoI don't want to use passkeys until I can chose and verify that they are device bound.
- gruez 2y agoUse a hardware token (eg. yubikey) then?
- freeone3000 2y agoKeepassXC famously has no network sync of any kind and supports passkeys.
- PaulKeeble 2y agoI was enthused when it first got added to KeypassXC but after a few attempts I couldn't get it working and haven't bothered since. Something fundamentally isn't quite working here and I am not a big fan of the workflow for them its entirely out of my hands and I am not a fan of that.
- pixxel 2y ago[dead]
- andrewinardeer 2y ago1Password ticks all these boxes.
- Fire-Dragon-DoL 2y agoIt doesn't support using the passkeys in chrome for android as far as I'm aware
- andrewinardeer 2y agoOkay, but now you moved the goalposts by adding the context of Chrome. It works on Android in Firefox.