Add support for Apple's AutoFill system on Mac.

[cswright82]

Since 1Password is now moving to a subscription only service, and sync only to their servers, it is time for me to get a new password manager. There are a number out there, but nearly all of them are subscription based. I've found one that is a standalone app that allows syncing with iCloud. However, it can't be used with Firefox because Firefox does not support Apple's AutoFill system extension. Can we please get that added to Firefox? I don't want to have to use Safari; I've been with Firefox since it was Phoenix. I love the browser. I refuse to use that spyware called Chrome. Thank you.

[Jon]

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[Gustav]

Have you tried Bitwarden.  I use it both on my Windows, Mac and iPhone/Pad devices and it does not require any subscription.

[regalleuchte]

Support for the Password AutoFill subsystem on MacOS would be awesome. It would really help us Strongbox users.

[Serg]

I can't promise any timelines, but we are exploring possibility of integration with MacOS in this bug.

[iverwayetows]

It would be wonderful. I upvote!

[isaacryu]

I'm bumping this again as it seems to have gone cold, and the Bugzilla issue is completely locked. This is especially important in macOS Sonoma and later with the addition of the standalone Passwords app.

[Sh1sh1n]

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@isaacryu wrote:

I'm bumping this again

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+1

[mcanvar]

+1

[mcanvar]

+1 upvote, would be great to see mobile and desktop.

[Anonymous]

Bump

[tenuki]

yes please.  dashlane user moving to apple password

[NukaColada]

Also bumping. Adding this on desktop with Sequoia's Passwords app would be awesome.

[jacossaurus]

+1

[myspace]

another +1 here 

[Trypano]

It seems like a good idea to me to add the Apple Autofill Framework to Firefox and even to Thunderbird , since it prevents third parties ("data krakens") from going in between an technical evolution of the Framework does not need to be copied.