🤔 but likw can't I use it like or instead of amber? 🤔
No? I'm just being thick I think
A password manager stores your passwords and sends them to the relevant site as is.
A cryptographic signer holds your private key and never, under any circumstances, should ever send that anywhere.
Instead, when requested by a site, it uses the stored private key to cryptographically sign a message or event and send that result back.
A very, very crude example. Let's say my secret key is to multiply everything by 4. I get sent the number 3 and I return the number 12, but you never see the "x4" that I have stored.
A cryptographic signer holds your private key and never, under any circumstances, should ever send that anywhere.
Instead, when requested by a site, it uses the stored private key to cryptographically sign a message or event and send that result back.
A very, very crude example. Let's say my secret key is to multiply everything by 4. I get sent the number 3 and I return the number 12, but you never see the "x4" that I have stored.
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