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That's fine, but Chrome has 67% market share, and the majority of people will pick the default option for passkeys if prompted. For passkeys to replace password
by smallerfish 1y ago
That's fine, but Chrome has 67% market share, and the majority of people will pick the default option for passkeys if prompted. For passkeys to replace passwords it's got to be seamless and easily recoverable without compromising security.
- yunwal 1y ago> the majority of people will pick the default option for passkeys if prompted Especially since Google doesn’t allow you to change your personal default which is what convinced me to go and switch all my accounts off of Google SSO
- johncolanduoni 1y agoI’m not sure what you mean; I have multiple passkeys on different platforms for my Google account (and a few similarly important ones).
- airstrike 1y agoYes, it really is a shame that Google Chrome has dominated the market since the very first browser was created.
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- johncolanduoni 1y agoSo we need to make a new open standard, and then somehow prevent Google from implementing it? Too badly they implemented TOTP too. I’m not sure what you’re proposing here.
- smallerfish 1y agoDid you see a proposal? I'm merely pointing out that there's disasterously poor UX lurking in the #1 platform that users may encounter passkeys in. It's not ready to send out to normies without more work on it.