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iCloud Passwords lets you fill passwords from iCloud Keychain when signing in to websites using Chrome.
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iCloud Passwords lets you securely fill passwords from iCloud Keychain when signing in to websites using Chrome. Any new passwords you create in Chrome are saved to your iCloud Keychain so that they are also available across your Apple devices. The extension can also generate verification codes, which you can set up by right-clicking on a QR code.
The iCloud Passwords extension is compatible with macOS Sonoma or later, and Windows versions supported by the iCloud for Windows app. To enable the extension on a PC, download the iCloud for Windows app from the Microsoft Store and enable iCloud Passwords.
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I Like It and What it Does But Most Of My Websites It Blocks The Box I Need to Enter Myself How Can I Disable it PLEASE
useless, not working.
Consigo usar livremente e tranquilamente no meu notebook porém não consigo usar no mais importante que é meu computador, além de eu ter instalado e desinstalado o app do Icloud, conectei minha conta, dei as permissões e fica pedindo para ativar, mas não ativa.
The most stupid app that I have ever seen.
The extension itself is useful and I appreciate that you’'e brought it to Chrome. However, it currently has several issues that make using it as a frontend developer quite painful. To start with, whenever you type into certain inputs or textareas that the app doesn't like, it floods the console with errors. The following error is thrown on the input event, meaning it appears every single time a character is typed: ``` 10:38:59.102 content_script.js:1 Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'control') at content_script.js:1:422999 at Array.some (<anonymous>) at shouldOfferCompletionListForField (content_script.js:1:422984) at elementWasFocused (content_script.js:1:423712) at MetadataHeuristicsRunner.findAndFocusActiveElementIfPossible (content_script.js:1:407648) at content_script.js:1:406155 (anonymous) @ content_script.js:1 shouldOfferCompletionListForField @ content_script.js:1 elementWasFocused @ content_script.js:1 findAndFocusActiveElementIfPossible @ content_script.js:1 (anonymous) @ content_script.js:1 setTimeout (anonymous) @ content_script.js:1 runHeuristics @ content_script.js:1 runtimeMessageHandler @ content_script.js:1 ``` From an end-user perspective, the password-generation flow is also very frustrating. If you want to generate a password, you have to manually open the Passwords app, pretend you're creating a new password, copy it, cancel the process, go back to Chrome and paste it into the form, and then just hope the extension detects it and offers to save it. The password generator should be embedded directly in the extension and offered when creating an account, instead of forcing users to jump to a different app or browser. With this behavior, users won't switch to Safari, they'll switch to a different password manager. Also, having to constantly log in because closing the browser clears the session is very inconvenient. Persisting the session (or at least offering a reasonable “stay signed in” option) would significantly improve the overall experience. These are only some of the pain points we users and developers have with this extension. Not a very Apple-like experience.
Would love to have access to my Apple Passwords for my Chromebook/ChromeOS without the need for any third party apps, Though no official iCloud application on Play Store exists unfortunately.
A senha não funciona não habilita, o restante esta funcionando normal.
This extension works well on my ChatGPT Atlas browser.
It's solid, the only issue is that you have to authenticate Chrome with 6 digits pretty frequently
Please add Atlas browser support!