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Passkeys in 2026: Why Browser Support Stopped Being the Bottleneck

WebAuthn is implemented everywhere that matters. The blockers that remain are credential portability, account recovery, and relying-party implementation — not the browser.

By Kai Nakamura · 6 min · 8 August 2026

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