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Works like a charm for creating new passkeys. Also existing Passkeys from KeepassXC and KeePassDX working without issues. |
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This PR adds Passkey support to Keepass2Android 🎉
For testing: Go to Android's settings under "Passwords, Passkeys and Accounts" and enable Keepass2Android as a service if you haven't done so already.
Then open a website or app which supports passkeys, e.g. https://webauthn.io/ and register a new passkey or authenticate with it.
Check settings - app - passkey settings to configure some behavior if you need to.
Note that this is still experimental. Don't rely on the functionality to work.
From a code perspective, this PR
closes #2099