Go to Settings > Passwords & Accounts > AutoFill Passwords. Coming into the Lightīefore you can make use of iOS 12’s new password manager integration, you have to tell iOS which one(s) you want to use. So if you, like me, prefer to use a third-party password manager like 1Password or LastPass, you’ll be happy to know that iOS 12 requires far fewer steps to access your data there-and it makes that data available in virtually all apps, not just Web browsers. And, of course, it doesn’t sync with non-Apple platforms. Now, iCloud Keychain isn’t terrible, but it’s neither as secure nor as flexible as I prefer. To refresh your memory, iCloud Keychain vastly simplified this entire process by, when you tapped the username field of a login form, providing single-tap access to the username and then the password in the QuickType bar above the keyboard. That was a lot of cumbersome steps-enough that many people just used iCloud Keychain from within Safari instead because it required none of these extra steps. Once you had enabled the extension, the process was to visit a page in your browser containing a login form, tap the Share icon, tap the icon for your password manager, unlock the password manager, tap the login item you wanted to use, and then (once you were returned to your browser), submit the form. The Old Wayīack in the dark ages (before September), the only way to use a third-party password manager to log in to a Web site in Safari or other browsers was by way of a Share sheet extension. In case you haven’t tried this capability yet, I’d like to show you what it’s all about and why it’s so delightful. My favorite addition to iOS 12 is support for using third-party password managers in login situations that were previously accessible only to iCloud Keychain. IOS 12 makes several changes to the way passwords are handled see Glenn Fleishman’s “ SMS Text Message Login Codes Autofill in iOS 12 and Mojave, but Remain Insecure,” 4 October 2018.
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