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Your browser will offer the passkey it holds for this site. Nothing to type.
This register keeps no address and no password. You sign in with a passkey — your fingerprint, your face, or a security key — and it holds nothing about you at all.
This browser cannot use passkeys, so it cannot sign in here.
Your browser will offer the passkey it holds for this site. Nothing to type.
A passkey is made on your device. Nothing leaves it: this site stores only the public half, which cannot sign anything.
For when every passkey is gone. Each code works once, and there is no address here to send a new one to — so this is the only way back.
An address would be the one piece of personal data this register held about a reader. A passkey is not that: it is a key on your own device, and this site keeps only the half that cannot be used to sign in as you.
Writing a doléance needs no account at all. This is only for taking part in a group.