@Rafał Fitt Please quote my messages in their entirety."FIDO keys have
very limited browser support and nonexistent on mobile platforms (at
least this is true for AAD)."I have made my point very clear and I have
nothing more to say. This place is not for quarrelling. It's for cater
product feedback ...
@LucaCavana the link you sent proves another story: not "FIDO keys have
very limited browser support and nonexistent on mobile platforms....",
but rather Microsoft is not supporting other platform outside Windows
for FIDO2 passwordless auth.So it is not a inherent problem with FIDO2,
but hopefully o...
@Rafał Fitt Please check the Microsoft Docs before posting: Browser
support of FIDO2 passwordless authentication | Microsoft DocsAzure AD
has indeed very limited browser support for FIDO 2 on everything that is
not Windows.Support for mobile platforms is completely absent. What you
posted is a link ...
@LucaCavana "FIDO keys have very limited browser support and nonexistent
on mobile platforms (at least this is true for AAD).""Operating system
and web browser support for FIDO2 and U2F"
(https://support.yubico.com/hc/en-us/articles/360016615020-Operating-system-and-web-browser-support-for-FIDO2-and...
Well, this is all good and well but it applies only to cloud-only
environments.FIDO keys have very limited browser support and nonexistent
on mobile platforms (at least this is true for AAD). If you have to
consider a complex enterprise deployment there is one solution, and it
has been there since W...
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