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PMs don't make it easy, they make it reliable and central. The default password generation usually doesn't work, and a web form doesn't capture everything, but

• basch 7y ago
  Mobile Dashlane and Lastpass work much better on Android, where the OS allows you to set default apps. If Apple deserves any antitrust spankings its for not allowing user control of protocol handlers and default programs.
  • djrogers 7y ago
    iOS allows you to set your default password manager...
    • basch 7y ago
      I thought that was just default AutoFill? It allows saving passwords to your password manager too?
      • rootusrootus 7y ago
        You can create/generate & save new login on the fly from the sign-in screen. At least with 1Password. It's clunkier than I think is strictly necessary, but it is effective.
        • basch 7y ago
          Is that through a keyboard? Can the browser pass what I type to 1pass?
          • rootusrootus 7y ago
            Yep, works through the keyboard. Click on the login or password field, then it gives you a key icon to get into 1Password, where you are prompted to generate a password and provide a username. Then you tell it to autofill that into the form. A little clunky but effective.
            • basch 7y ago
              But what you cant do, (because these are all work arounds to a proper "default password manager") is have 1pass capture what you typed into a page. Apple gives preference to Keychain and gives it special ability. Which is what MSFT got in trouble for with IE embedded into windows.
      • tdhoot 7y ago
        It's new functionality I think, or at least I just recently realized I can set LastPass as the default password manager on iOS.
  • dcbadacd 7y ago
    Bitwarden seems to work quite nicely as well but in addition to that Bitwarden is open-source.
    • basch 7y ago
      I was going to mention it but I hadn't used it yet.