MicrosoftI'm really confused at this announcement. How does this change from how we currently use third party password managers such as 1Password? I am a 1P user and 1P is already set to be my default password manager inside Edge with Edge's built in disabled. When I create a passkey on a website, I am prompted to save it to 1P. I can also unlock 1P using Windows Hello. I don't see how this new integration will make operation any different.
MicrosoftThis support lets users create passkeys natively in Windows--not just with a plugin to a particular browser--but also with desktop applications. This enables Hello user verification for all passkey operations, and it brings a smooth platform experience where Windows users can easily manage passkeys on Windows with their chosen passkey manager. In short, your passkeys are available anywhere you need them on Windows.
