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Wow, it's interesting how different people's perspective can be. One of the deciding factors for me switching 100% to iOS and MacOS was the unified keychain ac
by ballenf 8y ago
Wow, it's interesting how different people's perspective can be.
One of the deciding factors for me switching 100% to iOS and MacOS was the unified keychain across all browsing and apps. For the first time in ever I rarely do password resets in an app. There are a few apps that "brilliantly" roll their own password input fields and those don't work, but they are rare. And a few websites that split the username and password onto separate screens that are kind of hit or miss, but again rare. And on the ios12 beta, the keyboard grabs one-time sms codes and auto-inputs them with one tap.
From my layman's perspective I have one keychain and it has everything in it. And it just works 99% of the time. But I don't use it for AWS anything. I don't know or care about the different kinds of keychains -- they just work.
Not doubting your experience, just wanted to throw out there another one.
I only wish Authy (my current preferred 2 factor token generator) was more integrated with the Apple keyboard, but it has a widget that makes things pretty quick.