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   by protonpass 3y ago

   Hi there, it is up to individual websites whether they require passkeys or passkeys + 2FA etc.. It is also important to note that most attacks are phishing-based, and passkeys are phishing-resistant, and will only work on the originating we
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   by protonpass 3y ago

   You can already export and reimportant passkeys in Proton Pass and as soon as an industry-wide export format is standardized, we'll support that too.
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   by protonpass 3y ago

   Proton Pass allows you to export and reimport passkeys. An industry-wide standard for exports is not yet finalized, but as soon as it is, we'll support that too. Regarding passkey implementation, it's up to individual websites whe
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   by protonpass 3y ago

   Hi there, from: https://developers.google.com/identity/passkeys/supported-en... "Chrome on macOS 13.5 and later can use iCloud Keychain to store passkeys. Passkeys in iCloud Keychain are synchronized across t
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   by protonpass 3y ago

   Passkeys on supported websites provide a simpler/streamlined experience vs passwords as they are automatically generated and strong/unique by default without requiring the user to manage the strength of each and every password tha
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   by protonpass 3y ago

   Thanks for the feedback! Passkeys also provide the benefit of being phishing resistant and will only work on the originating website.
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   by protonpass 3y ago

   Thanks for the feedback! You can currently export and reimport passkeys in Proton Pass (for backups) and as soon as an industry standard is finalized, we'll support that format too.