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Since I use FireFox on my iPad 90% of the time and 1Password doesn’t have support for it nor some of my other commonly used apps on my iPad I guess I will have to look elsewhere for a solution. (It might just be that I am new to 1Password and this forum so I am missing some common bit of knowledge that would help me understand.)įortunately I am still in my evaluation period. My question was about FireFox not AutoFill nor Safari so I am wondering why I want AutoFill to be best served.
I don’t understand what the point you were trying to make here. You state that “AutoFill … would be best served”. I am curious about your second paragraph. It would be a service to your customers if there was an obvious warning about IOS and Firefox. In addition I wasted a considerable amount of time trying to figure out why I couldn’t get the link supplied by 1Password to work with FireFox on IOS. I have good technical reasons for not using safari.
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