>I haven't yet found a way for a mobile app or web page to explicitly signal to the device that the passkey to be created should live in $password_manager and not whatever built-in/on-device key-store exists.

On Android 17 (on Pixel) you can select the password service under Settings -> Passwords and passkeys -> Preferred service.

If you have an alternative password manager installed, it will be listed there along with Google's own password manager. iOS has a similar setting but I don't know exactly where off the top of my head.

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baby_souffle 2 days ago | parent [-]

> On Android 17 (on Pixel) you can select the password service under Settings -> Passwords and passkeys -> Preferred service.

I have this set to my password manager but I still can't _use_ the pass-keys in my password manager to sign in to most apps.

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dfabulich 2 days ago | parent | next [-]

"Most" apps? So it works in some apps, but not others?

Setting your preferred password/passkey manager on Android 17 to 1Password works fine in Chrome and Firefox to log in to any site, presenting passkeys managed in 1Password. It also works in all of Meta's native apps. (I'm pretty sure it works the same in Bitwarden.)

Whatever issue you're having, it's not an inherent limitation of Android passkeys. It might be a bug in your passkey manager…?

	▲	baby_souffle 2 days ago \| parent \| next [-]
		> Setting your preferred password/passkey manager on Android 17 to 1Password works fine in Chrome and Firefox to log in to any site, presenting passkeys managed in 1Password I went to `github.com` in chrome (not my default browser) and firefox and tried to sign in with pass key. I never even got a prompt from 1password to unlock to use the pass key, just a "no pass keys available" message from what looks like the system UI. When I go to passwords & passkeys, 1password is the only item listed under preferred service. Google shows up under additional services but I have the toggle set to off. so yeah, I just auto-fill my username and password like it's 2018.
	▲	TeMPOraL a day ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		> Setting your preferred password/passkey manager on Android 17 Which approximately no one is using yet. Maybe in two weeks, when the new Samsung flagships roll out, to two months, when they start updating current generation devices... > to 1Password works fine in Chrome and Firefox to log in to any site, presenting passkeys managed in 1Password. Perhaps. But does it work with System Web UI, which I imagine is Chrome but have no clue how it's accessed?

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coffe2mug a day ago | parent | prev [-]

https://f-droid.org/packages/de.noisruker.openPasskeyAuth

Use this then totally offline