How to turn off Passkey functionality in Google Chrome?

In my opinion it's not so much Android question despite I have an Android phone related to the problem but rather Google Chrome browser settings issue but my question initially posted in Superuser got downvoted and then closed right after and I was told to ask it here by the moderator... **Problem:** I'm unable to authenticate to AWS web console in Google Chrome browser due to browser forcibly asking me a Passkey which I don't have. I can't also set it up due to owning a not compatible Android phone. I literally am switching browser just to login to AWS atm. Rarely but persistently in every few months I have a situation where Google Chrome starts asking for Passkey when I try to log into my AWS Console in browser. Meanwhile when I'm asked for passkey then there is no place in AWS login-view to use password instead. AWS at the moment has the "old login" and "new login" views possible and both act the same- I am asked for passkey without possibility to use password instead. After clicking "Cancel", I'm just displayed with "Troubleshoot MFA " link which forwards me to AWS documentation and it does not help me or possibility to "Cancel" the authentication, which forwards me back to the AWS Console login form again. **What I've tried:** 1. I read the AWS documentation given in the link above- no help 1. I have tried the setting described in this Google forum post but this didn't change my situation at all, even after restarting the browser. 1. In my phone settings I checked "Devices & sharing" -> "Passkey linked devices" and it was empty. Just to be sure I "Cleared" the device list still. No change in AWS login after that though- still demanding the Passkey. Changing my phone isn't an option to start forcibly using passkeys. I have 2FA setup anyway through my external device. How to turn off this aggressive Passkey requirement from Google for AWS (or any other service's authentication)?