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What the !#@% is a Passkey?
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this post was submitted on 04 Nov 2023
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Use a password manager that implements passkey like Bitwarden that syncs up to a server. Or you can host your own Bitwarden sync server with Vaultwarden if you don't like the thought of a cloud sync.
As far as I know the Bitwarden browser plugin for Firefox does not yet support WebAuthn/Passkeys, as it's still on the September release. Chrome is already on the October version. A build of Vaultwarden from yesterday onwards should support storing it, once your browser is ready.