Apple unveils Passwords, an app to let users save logins, create passwords, import passwords from third-party services, across platforms including Windows PCs
ZDNet Kerry Wan
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Discussion
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@rmondello
Ricky Mondello
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Ah, yes, Passwords dot app. :)
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@juanbuis
Juan
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i can't believe apple killed 8+ apps today 🤯 first off, RIP @1password → passwords app syncs across iphone, ipad, mac, vision pro, and windows [image]
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@aaronp613
Aaron
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On macOS 15, the Passwords app will prompt you to install the iCloud Passwords extension if you are using Chrome
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@digitaldetox_9
Apuroop Achanta
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@theapplehub And they said you can also access it from Windows is just crazy 😂
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@raywongy
Ray Wong
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New Passwords app just killed 1Password and LastPass... even works for Windows via iCloud site #wwdc [image]
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@supersaf
Safwan AhmedMia
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Passwords App on macOS Sequoia. All those Passwords manager apps going out of business 😬 #WWDC24 #AppleEvent [image]
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@snazzylabs
@snazzylabs
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If Apple brought the Passwords app to both Windows and Android, I'd ditch 1Password in a heartbeat—alas, they have neglected Android.
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@joannastern
Joanna Stern
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And here's that Passwords app. Coming to iOS, iPadOS and MacOS. Very few details but, yeah, a standalone app for your passwords. No more digging through Settings. [image]