> This works across OSes and browsers.
replyIt doesn't work for me in Firefox on Linux. I'm very curious to know how it works for you.
Does their Firefox extension not inject its own WebAuthN implementation into every visited site on Linux? It does for me on macOS (i.e. it overrides the OS/browser-provided one).
replyIs this really how password managers extensions work? They inject arbitrary javascript in every page you visit?
replyI would have naively thought that there'd be a better and safer API for it, considering that all browsers already have the infrastructure in place to handle login autocomplete.
except... i store my password for work in bitwarden, so I dont want to also keep my work passkeys in the same place. For my personal stuff, that is a risk I can live with so far, but for work it seems dumb.
replyYour Bitwarden should enforce the necessary 2-Factor auth for this scenario, but if you’re worried just make sure to be careful when registering that single passkey.
replyYeah, definitely don’t mix work and personal credentials. But many password managers allow using different accounts/vaults on one machine.
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