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This used to be the case, but somewhere around Android 7 (might've been 8 or 9) added proper support for autofill services.
by pta2002 5y ago
This used to be the case, but somewhere around Android 7 (might've been 8 or 9) added proper support for autofill services.
- kiwijamo 5y agoBitwarden doesn't seem to do this even in Android 10. The Bitwarden UX on iOS is fantastic though, it behaves excatly as you'd expect from a native solution. Any examples of good password managers on Android that uses the proper support for autofill?
- yunohn 5y agoBitwarden definitely supports this interface, I use it. You can check which provider is enabled in your system settings.
- kiwijamo 5y agoWhere might I find it and what's it called? I have had a look and can't find anything. Although it's possible Xiaomi doesn't include it in their version of Android.
- gtyras2mrs 5y agoSystem -> Languages & input -> Autofill service Not sure if MIUI was organised differently.
- kiwijamo 5y agoWow apparently Bitwarden is already set as the autofill service. So it does seem like the Android implementation is not quite as polished as the iOS. Although I'll definitely have to teet a device from a different vendor to be sure it's not some issue Xiaomi has added in...
- fgonzag 5y agoI'm using it right now on Android. Works fine.