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KeepassDX (Android) has a really nifty keyboard feature which allows you to even put passwords in apps, which the regular Firefox Sync doesn't support. Maybe th
by wasmitnetzen 5y ago
KeepassDX (Android) has a really nifty keyboard feature which allows you to even put passwords in apps, which the regular Firefox Sync doesn't support. Maybe that's the use case which makes you do the switch?
- chompychop 5y agoDo we need to toggle this feature somewhere in the settings? I use KeepassDX but I've never been asked by the app to auto-fill in passwords on websites or other apps.
- wasmitnetzen 5y agoIt's a separate keyboard, and needs to be enabled in the keyboard settings of Android. There's a link in the KeepassDX settings. There is a separate autofill feature, but that works quite rarely, maybe 10% of the apps support that, but that makes things even easier.
- shudza 5y agousing chrome's manager and android 11 has native autofill for apps which works 100% so far
- verytrivial 5y agoBouncing via the system clipboard does feel a little sketchy, yes. The other is the password generation feature is entirely missing on Android, so I need to use another good source of randomn characters or delay until I'm at my desktop. It's really only these two features that are missing for me, but since I create new password relatively rarely (once or twice a month), I find just having it there to be the winning feature. Also the 'copy these random files' as a back-up mechanism for disaster recover seems a bit ... like something I would design, so not great.
- KwanEsq 5y agoFirefox Android (and iOS it seems?) actually supports autofill for other apps, one just needs to enable it: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/end-of-support-firefox-lockwise https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/end-of-support-firefox-... (I've used it quite successfully when it was in a separate app called Lockwise)