Re: [webauthn] How "preferred" is a "preferred" resident key (#1463)

> If there is no pin or uv provisioned then you can make with rk=true and it will work.

I'm assuming that discoverable credentials are only useful when they can provide two factors in themselves. The non-UV, empty-allow-list flow is already something that Chrome doesn't support. Thus creating a discoverable credential without UV doesn't seem useful on the web.

From that point, the question that Christiaan is raising is how hard we should push to create a discoverable credential. If there's variation on this point between user agents then that's going to be a little weird for RPs so, if we can agree and stick a note in the spec, so much the better.

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