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That and the hypothetical ability to use different private keys per device, which could be canceled in case of loss or theft, seems legitimately useful. Not int
by brickfaced 2y ago
That and the hypothetical ability to use different private keys per device, which could be canceled in case of loss or theft, seems legitimately useful. Not interested unless and until there's a standalone, standardized, open-source, cold-backup'ed way to use passkeys though.
- freeone3000 2y agoTry out KeepassXC :)
- brickfaced 2y agoAlready using it for my password manager. Didn't know they'd added passkey support; thanks for the tip.