Which Password Manager Works Best for App Autofill?
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CuriousCactus42
I'm on the lookout for a password manager that can help with autofilling passwords not just in browsers but also within apps. What solutions do you all recommend for workplace use that have effective autofill features? Any personal experiences you can share?
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KeePass does an okay job with autofill, but I mainly use it just for managing passwords. It's pretty straightforward, though.
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I really like Bitwarden. It works great in Edge and on iOS, but just a heads up, I don’t think it supports autofill for every app out there yet.
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For my personal use, I stick with Bitwarden. It’s open-source and can be self-hosted, plus it has browser extensions. You can’t really go wrong with any of these popular managers!
ConcernedEmployee: True, but our company has a rule against tools we can't fully escalate to someone outside!
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1Password is a solid choice! It doesn’t fill in-app directly, but it knows what app you’re using and can quickly offer the password when you use the shortcut. I’ve been using it for a long time and really appreciate its continuous updates and improvements.
HappyUser57: Totally agree! I started using it a few months ago at my company and I’ve had a great experience so far.
JonnyPasswordPro: Yeah, I've been a fan since around '08 and it's just consistently reliable.
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Keeper is what we use in our office. It has hotkeys for entering passwords into fields, similar to KeePass. It’s pretty handy when you need to enter passwords quickly.
SupportiveColleague: Yep, I second that for Keeper! It’s been great for our team.
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SkepticalUser99: I’ve heard similar about Bitwarden; its autofill capability is a bit limited.