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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.