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[FEAT] Android 14 Credential Manager #2337
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Seems like this definitely should be supported. Unfortunately, the linked dev guide (https://developer.android.com/training/sign-in/passkeys) only provides information on how to use this API as a consumer, not a provider of passwords. And I think Android 14 is not yet supported by Xamarin at present. |
Seems like Google put this in beta now. Maybe it´s worth a look again? |
Here is guidance on integrating Credential Manager with other credential providers like Keepass: https://developer.android.com/training/sign-in/credential-provider This issue seems to be a duplicate of #2099 |
+1 |
The latest beta version of KeepassXC have the possibility of to do import and export passkeys. The pull request with the WebAuthn was accept today, 26 october 2023. |
So wen can expect a full release in the near future ? |
In KeepassXC will be in the next release, but in Keepass2Android we have to pray and send energies to @PhilippC. |
closing as duplicate of #2099 |
I just saw an article that says Android 14 will have a credential manager and they expect 1Password, Dashlane, Keeper, and Okta to support it at launch.
https://android-developers.googleblog.com/2023/02/bringing-together-sign-in-solutions-and-passkeys-android-new-credential-manager.html
Does KP2A have a place in that ecosystem?
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