That's my poor word choice as I also mention Keychain access in the same sentence. I meant this in the sense of addressing people that stated that putting a pa

That's my poor word choice as I also mention Keychain access in the same sentence. I meant this in the sense of addressing people that stated that putting a password manager in Safari is vendor lock in, and accessing passwords via other methods such as the password pane in Settings as a bridge too far, along with describing that panel as "hidden" and using "dark patterns". On the balance of information it seems clear that moving passwords to a separate app that is easy to access, navigate and share passwords (including across platforms) is the opposite of lock-in.