Open fallaciousreasoning opened 2 years ago
I was just looking into this feature to see if Brave could be used as Android's autofill service, and came across this issue. Just leaving a comment here to track and to +1.
I have been anxiously waiting for this functionality to be implemented as well. It's very disappointing that our only options are spyware like Google. 😢
Brave is my favorite browser, but Edge has quickly become a close second. Too bad it's Microsoft.
@Chiramisu Honestly I would rather just remember all of my random passwords than use Edge.
@deeppandya create a sec review for the issue
@kbuilds I like the functionality of Edge, and being a .NET guy it makes sense to use it for work. However, I also practice "Browser Isolation" as outlined by Rob Braxman. Brave is my favorite and most private browser, but I also use Edge for Microsoft sites, Chrome for Google sites, and experiment with others as well.
Has no one attempted to implement the features mentioned in this PR? If so, I will implement it.
@deeppandya is this fine for @akakou to pick up?
@deeppandya is this fine for @akakou to pick up?
@fallaciousreasoning we are planning to look at it relatively soon.
@akakou probably best to leave it then :smile:
OK! Thank you! I will wait, and I'm looking forward to using these new features :)
Description
On Android, Brave should be registered as an Autofill services. That way, users of Brave can use Brave to autofill passwords in other applications.
Steps to reproduce
Actual result
No password is suggested
Expected result
Brave suggests the saved password
Additional information
Firefox on Android offers this functionality, and it's pretty handy.
This issue is related (but orthogonal) to https://github.com/brave/brave-browser/issues/7355. That issue is about supporting AutoFill from other AutoFill services in Brave, this one is about Brave providing it's own AutoFill service.
The Android docs for AutoFill services are here: https://developer.android.com/reference/android/service/autofill/AutofillService