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Passkeys Community

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Passkey implementation is complex

Why should I join the passkeys community?

New concept, user flows and communication

Passkeys are an entirely different concept to password authentication. This requires coming up with new user flows and user communication with little best practices.

Dependency on device, OS & browser (versions)

Passkeys are dependent on the combination of device, operating system and browser (versions). Keeping track of the ongoing support is a task on its own.

Lack of existing implementations guides

Due to the novelty of passkeys, there are not many implementation guides and tutorials, which could help developers adopt best coding practices.

learn, get support and collaborate

What are the benefits of the passkeys community?

Frontend

Knowledge sharing

Stay updated about the latest developments and announcement around passkeys without researching the Internet for hours.

We share the best curated knowledge and links from the passkeys world.

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Support

Get support for any passkey-related question - may it be the understanding of a user flow or tricky coding question.

We try to answer every question and guide you to the right resources.

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Collaborate

Show your code and projects to get feedback on your passkey implementation to provide the best login experience.

We provide feedback on any project to make the Internet safer with passkeys.

Broad support across platforms and devices

What is the current passkeys support?

Apple iOS

Apple macOS

Google Android

Microsoft Windows

Passkeys

iOS 16+: Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Edge

Passkeys

iOS 16+: Native apps

iOS 16+: Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Edge, native apps

macOS Ventura+: Chrome, Safari, Edge

Passkeys

macOS Ventura+: Chrome, Safari, Edge

Android 9+: Chrome (developer mode)

Passkeys

Android 9+: Native apps

Passkeys

Android 9+: Chrome (developer mode), native apps

Windows 10+: Announced

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Windows 10+: Announced

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iOS 15+: Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Edge

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iOS 15+: Native apps

iOS 15+: Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Edge, native apps

macOS BigSur+: Chrome, Safari, Edge
macOS Catalina+: Chrome, Edge

WebAuthn

macOS BigSur+: Chrome, Safari, Edge
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macOS Catalina+: Chrome, Edge

Android 9+: Chrome, Firefox, Edge

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Android 9+: Native apps

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Android 9+: Chrome, Firefox, Edge, native apps

Windows 10+: Chrome, Firefox, Edge

WebAuthn

Windows 10+: Chrome, Firefox, Edge

Passkey focus

Low effort

Quick implementation and maintenance via APIs & SDKs

Great customer experience

Detection of preferred login method

Fully cross-device & -platform

Seamless login across devices and platforms

Fallbacks available

Intelligent solutions if other login methods are required

Passkey focus

High effort

Own set up, adoption for all edge cases, maintenance and UX optimization

Frictioned customer experience

User needs to remember login method & device

Partially cross-device & -platform

Own concept required

Fallbacks not available

Own concept required with no automatic device optimized fallbacks

For developers and product managers

Who should join the passkeys community?

Developers

Product managers

Knowledge sharing

Learn from the best passkey coding tutorials we find on the Internet

Learn how other companies introduce passkeys and understand their UX

Support

Get bugfixing support and passkeys implementation help

Get support for UX questions, passkeys adoption data & rollout strategies

Collaborate

Share your GitHub repos and get code-level feedback

Share your Figma or user flows and get UX feedback

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For devs & PMs

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