US EditionMicrosoft Finally Makes Passkeys Viable Thanks to Edge on Windows 11 — You Can Finally Sync Them Across Devices
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For its Edge browser and with the password manager, Microsoft deploys the backup and synchronization of passkeys. A support that concerns Windows at the moment.
Microsoft has announced a new feature for the Edge browser that aims to simplify logging into websites. Starting with version 142, passkeys can be stored in the Microsoft Password Manager and synchronized across different Windows devices. This is being rolled out gradually and initially applies to... Read the article: Microsoft Edge: Passkeys can now be synchronized with the Microsoft Password Manager You can support us with every purchase you …
Microsoft's password manager in the Edge web browser can now save passkeys and synchronize them via Windows devices.
Edge Browser Adds Passkey Saving & Syncing With Microsoft Password Manager
Microsoft today announced that, with Edge version 142, you’ll be able to securely sav and sync passkeys across Windows devices using Microsoft Password Manager. For the unitiated, passkeys are better alternative to passwords, which uses device-based authentication, such as a fingerprint, facial recognition, or PIN. Built on the FIDO2 standard, passkeys store a private key […]
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