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Yeah that's why I think pw managers will be central to this story. Apple will try though, and they might have an edge and push the initial adoption, but eventua
by klabb3 4y ago
Yeah that's why I think pw managers will be central to this story. Apple will try though, and they might have an edge and push the initial adoption, but eventually they'll come around. Their hubris usually calms down when their lock-in plans go further than they can handle.
I like Bitwarden more personally, but if the important aspects are standardized it shouldn't really make a difference.
- herrkanin 4y agoApple already has excellent external password manager support in iOS and macOS, why do you think they will try to lock that down?
- gumby 4y agoIndeed, and Apple's pw manager is, as is typical, just a baseline implementation. I really need a full featured one so I can fix misfires (e.g. sign up on web, but the associated app doesn't set its domain properly), look for duplicates, get the info out for sites that can't auto entry (grr, js validation character-by-character) etc. The calendar is another good example: adequate for many people, but trivially supplanted by a third party app (I use busycal) that apple treats as first class.