Passkeys are becoming increasingly common and, thankfully, easier to use. 1Password can now be set as your default passkey manager in Windows 11. Other password manager apps should follow closely.

Windows November 2025 security update adds native support for third-party passkey managers like 1Password and Bitwarden.

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