Craig Hockenberry

@rmondello Do you know where I look every time I need to check credit card information?

Passwords.

Then do you know where I look next?

Wallet.

Do you know where I always forget this information is located?

Safari.

Credit cards are not a passwords, but they are secrets. And they go in my physical wallet.

And this happens _every_ time. My brain can't associate web browsing with a credit card. I'm guessing I’m not alone.

Nov 18, 2024 at 6:18pmIvory for Mac
Show threadCraig HockenberryNov 18, 2024

@rmondello In re-reading this, I didn't mean to detract from the wonderful stuff you've already done. I’m sure that card secrets are subtly different from passwords (group sharing, off the top of my head).

Just some feedback about how you all could make things even better.

Show threadchris overcashNov 19, 2024

@chockenberry @rmondello I think they’re a bit limited by the name, maybe that was on purpose?

Something like Vault would allow for all sorts of stuff to be stored securely… credit card info, photos of ID/passport/SS card, copies of important documents, etc.

Show threadchris overcashNov 27, 2024

@chockenberry @rmondello just came across this Passwords companion app, Access: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/access-passwords-companion/id6469049274

Seems to store all of the items that Passwords doesn’t!

‎Access: Passwords Companion

‎Access is the ultimate tool to keep your personal data secure. Designed as a native app for macOS, Access offers unparalleled privacy and security. The app is free from ads, logging, tracking, or third-party code of any kind. Your information is backed up and kept up-to-date across your devices vi…

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Show threadSteve Hayman 🇨🇦🇬🇱🪊Nov 18, 2024
@chockenberry @rmondello Definitely not alone!
Show threadzıəs uɐɟəʇs ✪Nov 18, 2024
@chockenberry @rmondello no, you are not alone.
Show threadCezar CarvalhoNov 18, 2024
@chockenberry @rmondello this is one of a few things that make me put off migrating from 1Password to Passwords. I’m very used to looking up credit card info and other secrets in 1Password.
Show threaddonutage (Bill Cole)Nov 18, 2024
@cezar @chockenberry @rmondello Exactly this!
Show threadnoahNov 18, 2024

@chockenberry @rmondello I created a "Credit Cards" shortcut (iOS only) with this url…

prefs:root=SAFARI&path=AUTO_FILL/CreditCardList

…to make it easier to find. Not a solution to your problem, but it might help for now.

Show threadSimon B. StøvringNov 18, 2024
@chockenberry @rmondello Definitely not alone! I created this shortcut to take me to my credit card information no matter if I run it on my iPhone, iPad, or Mac. https://www.icloud.com/shortcuts/241ac48b9c8144ae9fe4031247f9a65d
Shortcuts

Show threadAndrea!MNov 18, 2024
@simonbs thank you for sharing this! I appreciate it.
Show threadCasey LissNov 18, 2024

@chockenberry Not alone.

I get the motivation behind delineating and siloing everything, but I’d **vastly** prefer Passwords.app to contain, really, whatever sensitive data I want it to.

1Password got this right.

(cc @rmondello)

Show threadPaulo AndradeNov 18, 2024
@chockenberry @rmondello speaking of secrets, let me unshamefully plug an app that does store passwords *and* credit cards: https://secrets.app
Secrets | Password Manager for iOS and macOS

Made by Outer Corner. With love. From Lisbon.

Show threadEugene KimNov 19, 2024
@chockenberry Definitely not alone. I want one place that stores and lets me manage all my secrets.
Show threadNicholas WrightNov 19, 2024
@chockenberry @rmondello I do the *exact* same thing. 😤
Show threadNick FosterNov 21, 2024
@chockenberry @rmondello +1 to this. Really wish these lived in the Passwords app. Most browsers store this info in “Passwords and Autofill” or something equivalent
Show threadsuriNov 21, 2024
@chockenberry yeah definitely not the correct place for it. But I do have it internalized it now