I'm using Firefox as my main browser and see a lot of websites which support passkeys but only with Safari and Chrome, but not Firefox.

Why is that? Is this because of the market share or the implementation?

Looks like Firefox has some different implementation ways than the other two, according to AuthGear https://www.authgear.com/post/passkeys-compatibility

I would like to build search urls which search for specific songs, albums etc. As the id navidrome uses is not accessible for me, I would like to construct a search url which searches for ID3 tags, e.g. musicbrainz IDs.

https://navidrome.local/app/#%2Fsong%3FdisplayedFilters=%7B%7D&filter=%7B%22title%22%3A%22test%22%7D&order=ASC&page=1&perPage=50&sort=title

This url contains a JSON structure where I can define some fields but I couldn't find a list of fields which are available.

If I could search for any ID3 tag, it would be awesome!

Tags #navidrome

Post text: guerda - Because I found out via try & error: some pages don't find their #passkeys  with #Firefox on #Android, which they just created. This happens if you have a password service as default like #Keepass2Android. Creation works though. Chrome just works.

Easy solution: setup Google wallet as your default password service, then switch to Keepass2Android again and add Wallet as additional service.

Do this via settings password, default password service

This should be a blog post.

#passkey #KeePass

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