I have a couple in my Bitwarden (Vaultwarden)
But I already have issues with Android trying to force me to use the system Passkey provider, and companies like Apple only supporting their own device's built in manager for Apple accounts.
this post was submitted on 11 Nov 2025
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I've been mostly too lazy to look into how to use passkeys. If my normal flow is using 1password for 2fa (on mobile and on the computer), is there a way I can still use that with passkeys? It says they're supported but I'm not sure how that'd work, because aren't they device specific?
I just don't want me losing access to my phone for whatever reason mean that I lose access to my accounts.
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Yeah totally not going to be misused by corporations with proprietary cryptographic-algorithm
I use Passkeys with Bitwarden in desktop Firefox, but for some reason I can't get them to work in GrapheneOS/Vanadium even though I have Bitwarden set as my password provider