Closed david-bergstrom closed 6 years ago
@david-bergstrom Good point!
@mssun Setting textContentType="password" doesn't solve the problem.
I Googled a bit. And I can't find an elegant solution for now.
There are two options with pros and cons.
I don't know how to force the app to use the system keyboard, without setting "textField.secureTextEntry = YES" and masking the password. Any suggestions?
Nothing wrong with masking the password. It's done in nearly every app which requires password input. I'd suggest using textField.secureTextEntry = YES
and masking the password.
I think we can do it like 1Password:
@savyajha Personally, I would like to take a look at the password before saving it.
@mssun Looks like a good idea.
@yishilin14 I'm so used to autogenerating passwords I don't even remember the last time I looked at them. XD
The field containing the password on the screen where passwords are created/edited is treated as a regular text input field. This causes two problems:
I have attached a screenshot which hopefully makes the problem clear: