Whats that feature that groups tabs together for a better workflow that a few other web browsers have? Anyhow is Firefox working on that?
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Yes they are
any estimated version of arrival?
Do you mean something like Firefox containers? They already have that feature
1 more release and 3rd party passkeys will work on Android (ﾉﾟ0ﾟ)ﾉ~
I'm sorry, third party whatnow? What are passkeys?
Right now on Firefox for Android (I use it on macOS, Windows, Linux, and iOS without issue) I'm only able to sign into websites requiring passkeys with my on-device or Google account passkeys. I can't sign in using my 1Password passkeys like I do on all the other platforms. There was a bug fix I was watching the status of (got fixed a few weeks or a month ago) that should be included in the next Firefox release (128), fixing this annoying issue :-)
As far as what passkeys are, it's basically password-less logins: https://passkeys.io and https://passkeys.dev
As far as what passkeys are [...]
Ah okay, didn't find that so quickly! Thanks!