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On Android, KeePassDroid registers as a keyboard to prevent other apps from retrieving your passwords from the clipboard. Not super familiar with iOS, but it se
by x1798DE 10y ago
On Android, KeePassDroid registers as a keyboard to prevent other apps from retrieving your passwords from the clipboard. Not super familiar with iOS, but it seems like a good practice anyway, independent of its utility in circumventing asinine "no pasting" policies.
- Larrikin 10y ago1Password does too but I've found that the Chase app and the Google Account manager all fail silently when using the keyboard to paste in your password. I called up Chase and they had no idea about why it wasn't working, although they could see my login attempts. I only was able to figure it out when I changed my gmail password to something stronger and couldn't log back in and had to google the problem.
- russjr08 10y agoOn iOS, you can't use any third party keyboards on a password field. It just switches back to the system keyboard.