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If, like me, you’ve been living under a rock regarding Passkeys, I think I finally figured out that:
1. You can keep using hardware security keys, but you may need a newer version (my Yubikey Nano is too old) and there are model-specific limits regarding how many sites you can store.
2. Aside from the hardware security key route, it seems like KeepassXC + browser plugin is the most flexible / secure option for folks who want full control over their password store. For iOS, there is Keepassium.
@zekjur@mas.toYou can even put your KeepassXC database on cloud storage to get the benefits of cloud sync without the vendor lock-in.
@zekjur if I can suggest something I would tell you to take a look at https://github.com/dani-garcia/vaultwarden , I have it running since years into an Alpine VM with docker: watchtower for auto updates and nginx+certbit for https. Works with default bitwarden client and supports yubikeys too... Ah and BTW thanks for i3wm, can't live without it.
@zekjur yup, that’s what I’m doing, too.
@zekjur this is what I do! KeepassXC and Dropbox. Then android app, and some Linux configuration as well. I also sponsor @keepassxc !