A little article I wrote when #1Password changed to a subscription model. #ApplePasswords has been good to me ever since. Couldn’t be happier. The only platforms I use are iPad and iPhone. YMMV.
Now 1Password is increasing the price. And more are leaving. Or at least threatening too.
https://www.basilweb.net/blog/2024/09/27/goodbye-and-good-riddance-to-1password/
With Apple Passwords is there a way to say "don't show this account" when there are multiple accounts for a website? Or even just "default to this one"? Other than deleting all the other accounts, of course.
It keeps surfacing a test AppleID. #macOS #ApplePasswords
I’ve Changed My Mind About Apple’s New Password App
https://www.podfeet.com/blog/2024/11/apple-passwords-app/
With the advent of macOS Sequoia and iOS 18, Apple upgraded its method of saving user passwords from the arcane Keychain Access to a fledgling full-fledged password manager. Because Apple likes to name its products so they’re impossible to search online, the app is called Passwords. I am a huge proponent of password managers, with […]
Also, why can't third party password managers autofill verification codes yet? Having to switch apps to copy/paste codes _almost_ defeats the purpose of autofill entirely.
Is that something Apple still reserves for themselves? Or is there some new iOS 18 entitlement that others haven't adopted yet?