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Mobile Firefox acts a bit weird around password managers for me. Chromium browsers seem to integrate much better (but they’re Chromium based so I prefer to avoid them).

Firefox on Android also doesn’t support third party passkey providers for some reason. Works fine in just about any other app.

Hell, I’ve even used the “sign in using your device” thing on Windows and it allowed my laptop to use the Bitwarden passkey on my phone over Bluetooth.

I think password support in Firefox just needs some work. It’s annoying, but not annoying enough for me to stop using it.

If apps don’t do anything weird, this stuff should work automatically. Most of my issues with password managers stem from apps that decide to throw all standard components and APIs away and redesign the concept of “text input” from the ground up.

I believe banks do this intentionally so malware can’t automatically enter input without additional effort. The same bullshit sometimes also messes with browser password managers, like not accepting the autofill or treating the input field as empty unless you typed something into it.

Gaming on a Mac is finally feasible!