@MikeBeas @sil @objc So if I'm using 1password and syncing between my laptop & phone, the same passkey can be used on both?
[Definitely getting the feeling that 1Password is the leader at making these things usable. Having said, that, I have yet to convince any nontechnical person to use any password manager aside from the ones in the browsers.]
@timbray @sil @objc Yes, it works like anything else you sync via a password manager. Several password managers support them.
For non-technical users, storing them in the system keychain is fine. They’re end-to-end encrypted and synced via iCloud or the Google password manager, same as regular passwords. You can scan a QR code on other devices that aren’t able to sync them (Windows or whatever) and login from your phone. It’s a pretty painless process.
@MikeBeas @timbray @sil @objc Do most people “go looking for” posts on a topic on a platform that resisted basic search?
This isn’t a scientific discussion, nor did you back your assertion with the type of “scientific proof” you demand of others. Anecdotal evidence of difficulties *is* evidence a feature is less than intuitive, enough to indicate an observational study. I believe I have a contact at a psych department if you want to fund that.