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Re:Users don’t need a password by satysin on Sunday October 29, 2017 @01:12PM (#15580157)
Don't know about 1Password but bitwarden[0] has an auto-fill service for native apps which works great on Android in my experience. A simple slide down to open the notifications then two taps to select the details to use and it does the rest without having to leave the main application. Much faster than typing in my username and password.

[0]https://bitwarden.com

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Re:Users don’t need a password by clintonb on Sunday October 29, 2017 @02:46PM (#15580655)
The only iOS app I can recall that integrates with 1Password is HipChat. Integration requires using AgileBits' extension (https://github.com/AgileBits/onepassword-app-extension). The password manager doesn't have any OS-level hooks that allow it to work with any app.
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Re:Users don’t need a password by halostatue on Sunday October 29, 2017 @04:55PM (#15581366)
This is no longer true in iOS 11 (and may have been true in iOS 10). Programs may opt into showing “secure” share extensions in the same way that has been in Safari since share extensions were introduced.
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Re:Users don’t need a password by LyndsySimon on Monday October 30, 2017 @09:58AM (#15585006)
I've been using bitwarden for a few months now, and it has totally supplanted LastPass in my workflow.

The only thing I miss is LastPass's form fill capability, but so far that's not been a huge barrier; trusting my browser to keep my credit card and address information handy and relatively safe isn't as convenient, but it's acceptable.

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