Irritating and useless. It actively prevents Firefox using the passwords it has saved. I had no choice but to disable it as it also blocks the password field and can't be removed.

Just downgraded to 3.1.27 as 3.1.30 is causing the Enable Password AutoFill dialog box to appear when clicking into virtually every text input box (be it YouTube search, etc.).

I so wanted this native Apple extension to work, but alas it only works if you enter in a code every time you want to use it. Frustrating.

DO NOT DOWNLOAD!!! Often makes you enter another code, and it slows down Firefox, whether or not it is active or needs code, didn't know this was causing it until Firefox said this extension was slowing down Firefox. BTW others say doesn't work on MacOS, but I am on Windows. Just don't download at all, Windows, MacOS, whatever, Apple always has been terrible when it comes to any services on devices/software they didn't make...

Marche du premier coup sur Mac M4 sous Tahoe 26.0.1

Completely broken out of the box for me (i.e. the extension shows a blank panel)

Asks for the verification code a bit too often for my liking, but that is bearable, however it also has a bug where it slows down the whole browser when visiting Reddit.

The plugin works, but has a bug with Reddit where it slows down the site on load.

It constantly asks for a 6-digit verification code. I can't help but feel like this is intentionally annoying to convince people to switch to Safari.

It works. I dont see why people are having problems with it. Im on a Macbook Pro M3.

seamless experience, working as expected.
macOS Sequoia : Version 15.0 (24A335)
firefox: 142.0.1 (aarch64)

It just works.
Windows 11 24H2.
Firefox 142.0.1.

This extension is completely useless on a Mac. It constantly asks for a 6-digit verification code, but even after entering it, passwords and 2FA codes never appear. The reason is simple: Apple never built the “helper app” on macOS that this extension needs in order to talk to iCloud Keychain. On Windows, it works (because iCloud for Windows provides that bridge), but on macOS it’s a dead end.

This works far better than any of the free trial password managers I've installed. They all had one or more major flaws that prevented me from keeping them. The only issue with this extension is that there are some websites where it doesn't work, but not very many.

Working on Firefox MAC, but NOT in Firefox WINDOWS.

Doesn't work! Makes me put in a code to activate the extension every single time, and after that it doesn't even show me my passwords.