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With a couple UI/UX enhancements, Apple could take over the iOS/MacOS marketshare of these products with Keychain. It's already possible to use keychain in your
by harrisonjackson 9y ago
With a couple UI/UX enhancements, Apple could take over the iOS/MacOS marketshare of these products with Keychain. It's already possible to use keychain in your workflow for password management, it's just not super convenient.
I'd switch from Lastpass, if Apple made it easier to autofill and autogenerate passwords and added support for sharing / teams.
- TorKlingberg 9y agoBeing Apple, they aren't going to release apps for non-Apple platforms or extensions for other browsers. So they could only take over the marketshare among people who only use Apple products.
- qqg3 9y agoThats what they said.
- milhous 9y agomacOS/iCloud keychain does the job for me, but agreed that that user experience can be much better. If not a Safari password that's not setup for autofill, opening Keychain access, searching for the right credential, then authenticating to see the password gets tedious real fast. Same with being on iOS of opening Safari > Settings > Passwords, authenticating, and scrolling through a list of passwords to choose from with a final Copy/Paste action in the end. At the very least Apple should make credential management a lot more easier.