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I use iCloud Keychain on macOS and iOS. Both operating systems include a rudimentary interface for managing passwords, and automatically store passwords entered

I use iCloud Keychain on macOS and iOS. Both operating systems include a rudimentary interface for managing passwords, and automatically store passwords entered in Safari. Keychain Access on macOS also allows to create secure notes on iCloud Keychain.

khn1 9y ago
iCloud Keychain works great for me. Although, if I could change one thing, it would be to add a dedicated iOS app, instead of having to go to Settings > Safari > Passwords.
- stirner 9y ago
  I agree. The iOS password manager is hidden away and I wish there was an easy way to access it.
- markwhiting 9y ago
  Its somewhat easier in iOS 11, there's a more dedicated area in settings. Also, in iOS 11, it provides usernames and passwords within apps, which is super convenient.
  - stirner 9y ago
    What do you mean by a "more dedicated area"? I don't have a spare device to test the beta on.
    - khn1 9y ago
      On iOS11 beta, To get passwords you will go to Settings > Accounts & Passwords > App & Website Passwords [0] [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yy1JEyxRzIc&t=23m42s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yy1JEyxRzIc&t=23m42s (@ 23 minutes and 42 seconds)