so lame. In Windows, this add-on exists just to tell you that it only works on Chrome and Edge.

There really should be an option to never save passwords for a particular site, instead of only "save" and "not now".

Does not work in Windows, even if the original one did.

This would be a great example of user-first cross-platform data access, but for some reason this extension by Apple is slowing down Firefox and web-sites, and the question arises: Is this just bad engineering, or an attempt at malicious compliance ? E.g. Apple has to appear as if they support other platforms as well to prevent an anti-trust case, but they seem to either put too little effort into other platforms - or even sabotaging other platform by deliberately slowing them down.

slow down browser.... too bad

Doesn't work in Firefox 135 (Ubuntu 22.04)

It is great to see Apple acknowledging other browsers, but this plugin needs help, because it is constantly being blamed for causing tabs to freeze. Please fix, Apple! This plugin is a great example of Apple supporting open markets and standards. Keep it working and maintained so we know that effort is sincere.

Does not work for Windows, they should make an effort to support it

Slows a lot of pages down, stalling them!
Great improvements on the UI in the latest release. Thank You

Filling in passwords is good, but the performance is so bad. Slows a lot pages down.

Ottima, anche se ho notato che su alcuni siti che hanno transition: all .16s ease; su tutti gli elementi non fa comparire il box di compilazione.

Hilariously slow: tabbing through fields in a website takes literal seconds with this addon enabled, and is instant without. (macOS 15.3; Firefox 134.0.2)

Quite convenient for Mac users, but it causes significant slowdown on Reddit and introduces delays in random textboxes.

I've been using 1Password for years while always waiting for Apple's Password app to become mature enough to replace it.

I was *almost* willing to switch back to Safari for this, but his extension was the final piece of the puzzle and it works perfectly. At least on Mac, it seems Windows users are having a less stellar experience.

I am a very happy camper, thanks Tim Apple!

Does not work on Firefox!