> Also the UI around managing resident keys is not great and uncoupled from where they are typically used (the browser).
Chrome allows you to see stored resident keys and delete individual resident keys on any hardware token which supports CTAP 2.1. (to be fair, it is a bit hidden: Settings -> Privacy and security -> Security -> Manage security keys -> Sign-in data).
Chrome allows you to see stored resident keys and delete individual resident keys on any hardware token which supports CTAP 2.1. (to be fair, it is a bit hidden: Settings -> Privacy and security -> Security -> Manage security keys -> Sign-in data).