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tvandinter
2 years agoOccasional Contributor
"Unable to create passkey" on PayPal
There were some updates to the PayPal app recently (8.54.2) and I noticed that it now tries to use third-party passkey managers (1PW). Unfortunately, trying to have it create a passkey in 1PW causes ...
BrendanR1P
1Password Team
2 years agoHi nicos18,
Currently by default Chrome and other Chromium based browsers doesn't appear to have Credential Management enabled by default. This would be required for third party password managers such as 1Password to allow you to sign in to websites using passkeys. This would likely be why you are being prompted to save the passkey to your Google account rather than 1Password.
While we would be unable to provide a timeframe for when Google will have this enabled by default, it's possible to enable Credential Management within the Flags feature of Chrome which should allow you to use 1Password to sign into websites with passkeys. Please note, enabling and disabling particular flags can potentially lead to instability within your web browser, please ensure only the changes mentioned below are made and if you encounter any stability issues after setting these flags, please set them back to default.
Enabling Credential Management flag in Chrome
- Open Chrome, then type in chrome://flags into the address bar
- In the flags page which opens, tap the search box, then search for passkeys
- Tap Default under the Android Credential Management for passkeys flag, then tap Enable for Google Password Manager and 3rd party passkeys
- Click the Relaunch button that appears at the bottom of your browser
I hope this helps.
-- Brendan