← Back to context Comment by LoganDark 17 hours ago Chrome does... 3 comments LoganDark Reply halapro 6 hours ago That's news to me https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Web_Bluetoo...Websites cannot use Bluetooth anywhere. The QR codes shown in the blog post are not passkey QR codes, which is likely what's confusing you. drusepth 17 hours ago Interestingly, only on desktop/Android and not iOS it seems. LoganDark 17 hours ago Chrome on iOS uses WebKit, so that makes sense.(*I think in the EU, iOS Chrome can use Blink, but I am not sure if it actually does.)
halapro 6 hours ago That's news to me https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Web_Bluetoo...Websites cannot use Bluetooth anywhere. The QR codes shown in the blog post are not passkey QR codes, which is likely what's confusing you.
drusepth 17 hours ago Interestingly, only on desktop/Android and not iOS it seems. LoganDark 17 hours ago Chrome on iOS uses WebKit, so that makes sense.(*I think in the EU, iOS Chrome can use Blink, but I am not sure if it actually does.)
LoganDark 17 hours ago Chrome on iOS uses WebKit, so that makes sense.(*I think in the EU, iOS Chrome can use Blink, but I am not sure if it actually does.)
That's news to me https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Web_Bluetoo...
Websites cannot use Bluetooth anywhere. The QR codes shown in the blog post are not passkey QR codes, which is likely what's confusing you.
Interestingly, only on desktop/Android and not iOS it seems.
Chrome on iOS uses WebKit, so that makes sense.
(*I think in the EU, iOS Chrome can use Blink, but I am not sure if it actually does.)