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Native Password AutoFill Extension macOS
So one of the people in my family subscription for 1P relies heavily on iCloud Keychain. The nice piece about using the native autofill extension is entries from both show up together in-line. This h...
For companies and persons in the EU using macOS to access EU services 1Password will no longer be an option, for using 2FA with EU login with Passkeys - the most secure and convenient method - is not possible. The relevant web pages will trigger native Autofill.
Sorry 1P.
What does this mean?
If you like to have secure and convenient access to the EU login, you either have to choose an "expensive" hardware device, like a yubikey, or turn to other products, which will mostly do, what 1P does, but also support native Autofill - like Apples own Passwords.
Companies will provide their staff with a reasonable priced product, which meets their demand. EU login is going to be used by a broad range of companies as it is becoming mandatory for regulations. On May, 21st, EU regulation 2024/1157 will have to be obeyed and waste shipment across internal EU borders will have to be registered in a central EU system by companies. Guess what: to access the EU system you need an EU login and use 2FA.
To be honest: most private persons use only the plain Password Manager in 1P, enjoying that it supports Passkeys as well. But I see more and more national and EU administrative services forcing a secure Passkey storage. And on macOS this triggers Autofill, the other option being a hardware key. Given that Apple Passwords will do that...who will turn to another product which costs, but won't support this?
I am not sure, but I think I have seen this movement on Microsoft Cloud services as well, where I can't use 1P for Passkey anymore. Have to look this up...
