ARSTechnica has an article on Passkeys that SN listeners will likely agree with: https://arstechnica.com/security/20...-but-its-most-definitely-not-usable-security/
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That's bad "support" from PayPal. As a customer you should at least complain... even if they never end up doing it the CORRECT way by checking the browser for support rather than hard coding which browsers offer the support. (This is no doubt actually a Google lock-in situation, no doubt Firefox reports its support using the officially agreed standards but Google backdoored all that and some tired dev took the "easy route" rather than doing it the more difficult but "officially standard" way.)
The issue with this is that is doesn't fix the problem of inexperienced users who "give away" their credentials to phishers.
A replacement for passwords that doesn't fix one of the major problems of passwords is not actually a replacement then is it?
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