Or indeed, when I've already logged into Windows using biometrics? This also is a stupid duplication of effort and waste of precious time.Ĭome on, people. However, when I returned to the Firefox extension and tried to autofill, it again filled the old password! What? So I had to force a sync with the extension before it actually contained the new password! This is nothing but stupid.Īdditionally, why do I have to keep logging into the extension with biometrics when I've already logged into the app using biometrics. So I forced a sync, and it now had the new password. I started the store app and tried autofilling from there, and sure enough, it had the old password, too. I thought, Okay, it must not have synced password databases yet. When the extension autofilled the password, it was the old password. Shortly afterwards, maybe an hour later, I was using my Windows laptop and the Firefox browser and attempted to login to my VPN. I then copied and pasted the new password into the iPhone Bitwarden app. Bitwardens Chrome extension offers access to Bitwardens password vault, password generator, and 2FA authenticator.

I did this on my iPhone using the iCloud PW manager functions to generate the new password. For example, I just changed the password for my VPN online at the VPN's website. First of all, it does not coordinate with the MS Store Bitwarden App. This extension is pretty good, but needs specific improvements in order to be worthy of 5 Stars.

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