SAsakopov·Sep 3, 2026
There is a plugin available for that - https://github.com/yusei36/KeePassPasskey
In Ask HN: Advice on Migrating from 1Password?yusei36
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KeePassPasskey: use your KeePass as a native Windows 11 passkey provider
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KeePassPasskey: use your KeePass as a native Windows 11 passkey provider
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2 sourcesRather: passkeys are great, but the way Microsoft implemented them in their login flow it disastrous.
I store passkeys in a device-independent way, in KeePass using the great actively developed KeePassPasskey extension, because my threat model allows storing password and 2FA for the same site in the same place (or 1st factor when an account is passkey-only, i.e. passwordless). And I sync that between my primary computer and the phone.
I have backups of my KeePass database in a few places (that don't require a passkey to log in) so I am able to regain access to core services in case both my devices fail at the same time. Although it's easy to trap yourself in a circular dependency.
https://github.com/yusei36/KeePassPasskey/
In Passkeys were invented by engineers with zero understanding of consumer brain