Passkeys are a quick and convenient alternative to signing in with passwords. Instead of typing in a username and password, you can sign into a website or app using facial recognition, fingerprint, or PIN (the same way you log into Windows using Windows Hello).

A new API for third-party password and passkey managers means developers can plug directly into the Windows 11 experience, so you can use the same passkey from your mobile device

According to Chrome Unboxed, an inside source says that Parallels will end support for ChromeOS by the end of the year. It's been roughly 18 months since an update was issued for the application, and now it seems that the experiment will end once and for all.

While it’s a viable way to get legacy apps running on Chrome OS, its presence on Chromebooks also presents a few paradoxes. One is that you need to have a higher-powered Chromeb

Parallels for ChromeOS will reportedly be discontinued in the near future. Google has an alternative offering, but it's not the same as running a virtual desktop.