If this gets implemented it will be the first step in showing that passkeys are a viable alternative to passwords in a meaningful way.
That is, there is no vendor lock in to multinational corps only interested in their bottom line and selling your data. They aren't tied to a device that can be lost, stolen or broken, or requiring you to have multiple devices just in case; and not tied to biometrics.
Lastly this means there is a proper open source, offline version that is portable across devices, browsers, and ecosystems. Putting the user back in control.
That is, there is no vendor lock in to multinational corps only interested in their bottom line and selling your data. They aren't tied to a device that can be lost, stolen or broken, or requiring you to have multiple devices just in case; and not tied to biometrics.
Lastly this means there is a proper open source, offline version that is portable across devices, browsers, and ecosystems. Putting the user back in control.