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The desktop application is no more. The attack surface of a web browser is absolutely massive. How does Dashlane minimize risk for users now that they are forced to use a browser?

WebAuthn support is built into more devices than ever. Do you anticipate adoption among average users in the future?

How does a company like Dashlane stand to benefit or lose from adoption of WebAuthn and FIDO2?

That's excellent news overall and it sounds like browsers have come a long way since I last looked into them.

I'm intrigued how password in a desktop application would be made available to a browser extension. As someone years out of date designing browser extensions but still working on desktop applications that seems totally weird.

Thanks so much for the reply. I love the password management companies that have found a way to make getting rid of passwords part of their business model!