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Re:1Password: Standalone / Local Vault Option Gone? by rkagerer on Friday July 12, 2019 @12:26AM (#20418150)
How's BitWarden at autofilling forms on webpages? Does it work in Chrome on Android (or other mobile browsers)? Can you authenticate with a fingerprint? Can you force a non-fingerprint method after device reboot or a certain period of time?

I might have a closer look at it myself.

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Re:1Password: Standalone / Local Vault Option Gone? by dsissitka on Friday July 12, 2019 @12:31AM (#20418182)
> How's BitWarden at autofilling forms on webpages?

I don't think I ever had any issues with it.

It looks like it might use some old code from 1Password:

https://github.com/bitwarden/browser/blob/280f6f495f9f8bdfe3...

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Re:1Password: Standalone / Local Vault Option Gone? by syntheticcdo on Friday July 12, 2019 @11:19AM (#20421319)
This is one of the most interesting things I've seen in this thread. I would not have expected 1Password to make any part of their platform MIT licensed.
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Re:1Password: Standalone / Local Vault Option Gone? by pedrocx486 on Friday July 12, 2019 @12:32AM (#20418184)
Autofill on desktop is pretty amazing, I never had problems. On Chrome Android it uses the autofill APIs and is quite good but not perfect.

You can authenticate with a fingerprints and afaik no, you can't force pin after a reboot/period of time.

I never had trouble with it regarding that part and still recommend it. It also accepts 2FA with an YubiKey.

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Re:1Password: Standalone / Local Vault Option Gone? by mceachen on Friday July 12, 2019 @12:31AM (#20418180)
> autofilling forms on webpages

It works fairly well. Some sites (banking, mostly) don't work, but the UI lets you easily copy the username or password so you can paste it where it should go.

> Does it work in Chrome on Android

Yes, and Firefox on Android.

> Can you authenticate with a fingerprint

That's how I have it set up.

> Can you force a non-fingerprint method after device reboot or a certain period of time?

Maybe? I haven't seen (nor looked for) that feature.

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