Comment on LastPass’ Authenticator app is not secureparentComments−yegle8yThe ability to fill password in Android app. The last time I checked there's no competitors doing this.I'm hoping the Autofill API in Android Oreo can bring more competition.−beckler8y1password registers a specific keyboard... but I'm not a big fan of that method. It's a terrible keyboard tbh.−yegle8yI was actually surprised that 1password never implemented in-app password fill using accessibility API.−AlphaWeaver8yDashlane does that.−matthberg8yBeen with it since beta and have never had an issue with it, it's the one I always recommend.−xxkylexx8yBitwarden supports autofill through accessibility services and through Oreo autofill.−CaptSpify8ykeepassdroid lets you do that via copying data to the clipboard. Not a great solution, but it works−yegle8yEvery password manager allow you to copy/paste your password. This is NOT a solution.−CaptSpify8yInteresting, because it works for me. Now that may not be a solution that works for you, but it clearly is a solution.−criley28yThe clipboard is insecure and can be accessed by any app that is running.It's not a secure solution, period end of story, to copy paste a password to a shared location on the device that all running processes can access.https://developer.android.com/guide/topics/text/copy-paste.h...I mean, there's the guide. I wouldn't put my passwords on the clipboard, personally.−SAI_Peregrinus8yKeepass2Android has a custom keyboard to auto-type usernames/passwords.
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The ability to fill password in Android app. The last time I checked there's no competitors doing this.
I'm hoping the Autofill API in Android Oreo can bring more competition.
1password registers a specific keyboard... but I'm not a big fan of that method. It's a terrible keyboard tbh.
I was actually surprised that 1password never implemented in-app password fill using accessibility API.
Dashlane does that.
Been with it since beta and have never had an issue with it, it's the one I always recommend.
Bitwarden supports autofill through accessibility services and through Oreo autofill.
keepassdroid lets you do that via copying data to the clipboard. Not a great solution, but it works
Every password manager allow you to copy/paste your password. This is NOT a solution.
Interesting, because it works for me. Now that may not be a solution that works for you, but it clearly is a solution.
The clipboard is insecure and can be accessed by any app that is running.
It's not a secure solution, period end of story, to copy paste a password to a shared location on the device that all running processes can access.
https://developer.android.com/guide/topics/text/copy-paste.h...
I mean, there's the guide. I wouldn't put my passwords on the clipboard, personally.
Keepass2Android has a custom keyboard to auto-type usernames/passwords.