Android has had an autofill feature for password managers for years now, but it’s broken and needs to be fixed.

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And on top of that Google’s own password manager which I had deactivated managed to weasel itself into the foreground on my kid’s phone. It was a pain to deactivate it again.

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Never had that happen actually

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No idea how it happened. I think when my wife created an account for something on there it asked to save it. And since then it intercepted every password request.

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Which app do you use? In my case it’s KeePass2Android (for Webdav/Nextcloud support)

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