Learn what are discoverable credentials and how to build user experiences that suit your use case.| web.dev
Passkeys make a website's user accounts safer, simpler, easier to use and passwordless. This document discusses how to allow users to create passkeys for your website.| web.dev
Create a sign in experience that leverages passkeys while still accommodating existing password users.| web.dev
The HTML autocomplete attribute lets web developers specify what if any permission the user agent has to provide automated assistance in filling out form field values, as well as guidance to the browser as to the type of information expected in the field.| developer.mozilla.org
The PublicKeyCredentialRequestOptions dictionary represents the object passed to CredentialsContainer.get() as the value of the publicKey option.| developer.mozilla.org
The PublicKeyCredentialCreationOptions dictionary represents the object passed to CredentialsContainer.create() as the value of the publicKey option: that is, when using create() to create a public key credential using the Web Authentication API.| developer.mozilla.org
The signalCurrentUserDetails() static method of the PublicKeyCredential interface signals to the authenticator that a particular user has updated their user name and/or display name on the relying party (RP) server.| developer.mozilla.org
The signalAllAcceptedCredentials() static method of the PublicKeyCredential interface signals to the authenticator all of the valid credential IDs that the relying party (RP) server still holds for a particular user.| developer.mozilla.org
The create() method of the CredentialsContainer interface creates a new credential, which can then be stored and later retrieved using the navigator.credentials.get() method. The retrieved credential can then be used by a website to authenticate a user.| developer.mozilla.org