Nicely timed on the one year anniversary of FIDI Alliance's Credential Exchange Protocol and Credential Exchange Format. https://fidoalliance.org/fido-alliance-

Nicely timed on the one year anniversary of FIDI Alliance's Credential Exchange Protocol and Credential Exchange Format. https://fidoalliance.org/fido-alliance-publishes-new-specifications-to-promote-user-choice-and-enhanced-ux-for-passkeys/ https://fidoalliance.org/fido-alliance-publishes-new-specifi... https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41847787 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41847787 But afaik you still can't move Passkeys from Chrome or Safari to any other credential manager. I was vaguely under the impression that there was a ton of push-back again import/export flows in general, that the CEP was going to be the only supported path. And it requires that your Credentials Manager have a public endpoint to send your credentials to. Which doesn't force but radically ups the challenge for individuals to self host or manage things themselves, will drive Passkeys to remain service provided only. With governments upping their right to snoop, immoral intercept, it's hard to have too much hope that Passkeys can remain trustable & respectable. If the UK passes a law saying they can access all your keys, the odds are not in your favor that Google is going to make a Signal like stand & tell the UK to buzz off. It's unfortunate that these giant massive enterprises are so big are so many products all in one, because if there was a healthy Chrome business not tied to thousands of other profit lines, maybe Chrome would dare have some backbone & tell their majesty to go stick it where the sun don't shine. But these companies are so big that even the most immoral outrageous ridiculous laws end up being accepted. Passkeys seems like a huge painted target; maybe the next 15-20 years go by with no one trying to get in the cookie jar, but it seems inevitable that the moral rot and illegitimacy of governments will stoop down to making this good idea untenable & a joke, in a long enough time scale. Especially with the service-provider-only ecosystem that's being engineered and imposed here.