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Bitwarden and iCloud Keychain user here. I'm looking forward to the 2FA improvements in this year's macOS. It'll mean I could, in theory, mostly ditch Bitwarden
by selykg 5y ago
Bitwarden and iCloud Keychain user here. I'm looking forward to the 2FA improvements in this year's macOS. It'll mean I could, in theory, mostly ditch Bitwarden as that's the big use case there for me.
You can create a shortcut in the iOS shortcuts app to open the Passwords area of Settings via an icon on your Home Screen. Just open the following URL in the shortcut:
prefs:root=PASSWORDS
Best tip I have for you around iCloud Keychain right there.
- theNJR 5y agoWow, you’re the real MVP here. Thank you. For anyone who doesnt use shortcuts often, what you need to do in Shortcuts is: 1. Make a ‘URL’ action to prefs:root=PASSWORDS 2. Hit the ‘+’ and make a ‘Open URL’ action from safari. Save, add to Home Screen, and you’re done.