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Save and use passkeys

Bramble creates passkeys for websites, keeps them in your vault, and signs you in with them in your browser and on your phone.

A passkey signs you in to a website without a password. Bramble can create passkeys, keep them in your vault next to your logins, and sync them to your other devices.

Where it works

Passkeys
Browser extension in Chrome, Brave and other Chromium browsers Yes
Browser extension in Firefox Yes
iPhone iOS 17 and later
Android Android 14 and later
Desktop app No
Safari on a Mac No

Some browsers and phones have limits. See Which browsers and apps can use Bramble passkeys?

Turn it on

Turn on Bramble in iOS AutoFill. The same switch fills your passwords. See Set up AutoFill on iPhone.

Save a passkey

Start creating a passkey on the site, usually in its account or security settings.

  1. When your phone asks where to save the passkey, choose Bramble.
  2. Unlock with Face ID, a fingerprint or your master password.

The passkey works right away. The next time you open and unlock Bramble, it adds the passkey to your vault and shows Passkey saved as or Passkey added to with the login’s name. From then on, it syncs to your other devices.

Sign in with a passkey

Choose to sign in with a passkey on the site.

  1. Choose Bramble’s passkey when iOS offers it.
  2. Unlock with Face ID, Touch ID or your master password.
  3. If you have several passkeys for the site, pick one under Choose a passkey.

Find your passkeys

A passkey lives on a login.

  • In your vault list, a key icon next to a login’s name means it holds a passkey.
  • Open the login to see Passkeys, with the account each one signs in to.
  • To delete one, edit the login and choose the X next to the passkey under Passkeys, then save.

Deleting a login deletes its passkeys too.

Bring passkeys from another app

You can import passkeys from some password managers. See Import from another password manager.

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