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I use 1Password, so I get touch ID-enabled logins in any browser. Works pretty well. I'm also a Fastmail user, but I (a long time Apple product user) don't hav
by dangoor 5y ago
I use 1Password, so I get touch ID-enabled logins in any browser. Works pretty well.
I'm also a Fastmail user, but I (a long time Apple product user) don't have the impression of their services being quite as solid as some of the others, so I wouldn't switch my mail over yet. Plus, Fastmail has some other features I like (easy to set up aliases, including their new "masked email" feature, which integrates with 1Password).
All of that said, I've been all-in on Apple stuff for a number of years for exactly the reason you cite. There's a lot of good stuff that works well together. Like getting a security code via SMS and having Safari (on the iPhone) offer that as an autofill option.
- matt-attack 5y agoIt’s so fast that Safari always offers it for the form field before the audible alert and notification for the text itself.
- CharlesW 5y ago> Like getting a security code via SMS and having Safari (on the iPhone) offer that as an autofill option. BTW, this works with native apps too — just did it 30m ago with the Dave & Busters app. (My guess is that this works via the iOS keyboard.)
- SparkyMcUnicorn 5y agoI get this on Android. Did I set something custom up and forget about it, or is this standard?
- CharlesW 5y agoIt looks like this became a standard OS feature in Android 9 and iOS 12, both of which came out in late 2018.