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I know yubikey is the biggest in the market and it's always good to have alternates but is there a reason you don't want them?
I thought their security was pretty good and haven't heard of any breaches.
Maybe their prices
I think I paid 35 for USB-c and nfc... You think that is severely overpriced?
May be similar issue as mine. Yubico has pretty awful on-device password support, but for MFA it works. With yubico you're better off thinking of per-site passphrases that you keep in memory in addition to their one-click password entry, so it gets memory heavy.
My main thing is my paaword manager is protected by 2fa...maybe not 100%secure granted, but I am not a state level actor and have no major money/property to steal. That's probably why I have no similar issues.