Microsoft now lets you save and synchronise passkeys in Edge browser


With the addition of passkeys, Microsoft Edge now has a more secure login for services using fingerprint, facial recognition or PIN. — Photo: Zacharie Scheurer/dpa

BERLIN: Microsoft is introducing passkeys for its Edge browser, saying Edge on Windows will let users store passkeys for passwordless sign-ins and synchronise them across multiple Windows devices.

The new feature, integrated into the browser’s password manager, will be rolled out gradually in Edge version 142 on Windows. A Microsoft account (MSA) is required.

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