Constantly slows down websites

Works great until today it started complaining that it only supports Sonoma and higher, except I just upgraded to Sequoia 15.4 (24E248) last night, so I'm pretty sure the version checking logic is broken. Would be nice if this could be fixed since I now manually have to use the Passwords app whenever I need to login to something.

Barely works properly. I'm always getting notifications that this extension is slowing down websites and it is always disabling itself.

For all Windows Users: There is a script that enables this extension to work on Windows with Firefox. Search for "icloud-passwords-firefox by au2001" (click on the github link)

On Mac: It worked okay. But after i Installed macOS Sequoia 15.4 it prompts me with "This extension requires macOS Sonoma or later" Please fix this since i am on the newest full release version of MacOS (not beta)

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Setup: M1 MacBook Pro, MacOs -- 15.4 (developer beta)
Issue: When trying to setup the extension the pop window comes up saying I need to be on the Sonoma or later. On the first attempt it will also display the input for the generated code (to link the keychain with the extension) saying that a pop up should show up on my mac displaying the code, however that code is never getting generated or popping up on my mac.

TL;DR the extension is confused saying I should be on Sonoma or later (which I am), and the key code is never being generated or popping up.

Took it away for free from FOSS just to be able to block all Windows users, good job

Hey Apple, billionaire company, spend few dollars to make this available for Firefox on Windows !!!

希望可以针对二级/多级域名进行新增或者修改。Such as web1.xxxx.com、web2.xxxx.com. They are the difference passwords for me.Best wishes!

It's an extension that only exists to tell you that you can't use the extension on Firefox. Why does this exist??

Overall good, but still sometimes slows down Firefox, although not as much as before.

Until this addon has Windows support - whatever that may require to enable - it will mean that Firefox is not a browser I can use fully. Fully 90% of my passwords are handled in the Apple Keychain manager system and I have little incentive to change this. While Chrome's lack of support of adblocking extensions are a dealbreaker for it, it did at least allow me to seamlessly manage passwords across my iOS device and Windows PC with no cost and without having to adopt a browser on iOS other than Safari, which works perfectly well for my purposes. I doubt this review will ever be seen or considered by the Apple dev team, but this omission of Windows support is a glaring one.