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Passkeys may require some more research.
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Yeah, that makes a lot of sense. I guess I meant for things where you need to actually memorize a password, like for the password manager.
But yeah for 99% of cases, a backed up KeePass database with randomly generated ridiculous passwords for every little service is fantastic. 👍