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A [Passkey Provider](#passkey-provider) that plugs in to the OS via platform APIs to store and manage a user's passkeys via the platform authenticator.
What is the issue?
Many 3rd party passkey providers, password managers, provide support for passkeys via a browser extension. The audience reading content on this site, who may be implementing passkeys need to be aware of this and test against it during development. As an example, decisions may be made based on user agent info (version of macOS etc) to create UX that tells their users whether or not a passkey can be saved to their password manager, we've seen this already in the wild.
This is a reality their users will face so it should be accounted for in some manner.
Proposed changes
Browser extensions that handle passkeys should be mentioned in the documentation in some way. Even if it is to say something along the lines of "some passkey providers provide support via a browser extension, which can be considered a temporary solution while a more robust solution is being developed."
Any other notes
Password managers that support passkeys via a browser extension:
1Password
LastPass
Bitwarden (planned)
Keeper Security
NordPass
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Existing content does not mention browser extensions as a way of providing passkey support
Link to content
passkeys.dev/content/en/docs/reference/terms/index.md
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What is the issue?
Many 3rd party passkey providers, password managers, provide support for passkeys via a browser extension. The audience reading content on this site, who may be implementing passkeys need to be aware of this and test against it during development. As an example, decisions may be made based on user agent info (version of macOS etc) to create UX that tells their users whether or not a passkey can be saved to their password manager, we've seen this already in the wild.
This is a reality their users will face so it should be accounted for in some manner.
Proposed changes
Browser extensions that handle passkeys should be mentioned in the documentation in some way. Even if it is to say something along the lines of "some passkey providers provide support via a browser extension, which can be considered a temporary solution while a more robust solution is being developed."
Any other notes
Password managers that support passkeys via a browser extension:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: