It works pretty well but can slow down the browser on some sites depending on how many input fields are present in the DOM. It would be a huge help to be able prevent the extension from running on specific domains.

Apple developers - please add a persistent configuration option to prevent the extension from running on specific websites. Many extensions support this functionality. i.e. uBlock Origin and DuckDuckGo Privacy Essentials

希望可以针对二级/多级域名进行新增或者修改。Such as web1.xxxx.com、web2.xxxx.com. They are the difference passwords for me.Best wishes!

Please add Windows support ASAP! Otherwise 5 stars, very convenient.

If you have many web sites sharing the same password, it only works for the first three sites, but not for later ones.

In my case, this is a WiFi mesh network. They all share the same config (so also password), but only the first 3 items in the mesh fill in the password, sites/addresses in the password app beyond the first three will fill user address, but not the password.

An sich ja schon ganz nett, dass ich hier die Passwörter, die mein Mac speichert, auch in Firefox verwenden kann. Cool währe aber noch, dass man auch statt den in macOS eingebauten Passwortmanager auch einen nachträglich installierten Passwortmanager verwenden könnte.

That's a good start, but there are issues. Disabling autocomplete in Firefox doesn't work, and it causes the browser to freeze on pages with many text fields.

Latest update fixes the major problem, which is that this used to not actually work in Windows :) It does now. The behaviour you see on Firefox for MacOS is replicated under Windows, giving the same experience you get with Edge (if you hate yourself enough to use Microsoft's browser).

Four stars instead of five because it seems incapable of handling one-time codes for MFA, so you'll still need to dual-wield either your phone or the iCloud for Windows Passwords app - but for most things it's now a seamless experience.

Seems to work well. Wish it didn't auto open the password fill modal when I load a page and it seems like that modal and the default firefox modal don't play well together. Room for improvement for sure, but nice to have the integration none the less

This is a great starting point but it's slowing down some websites like dropbox paper.

Nicely done. But it seems that 2FA code can't be filled on some sites. Still needs some work.

Works well enough on sequoia MacOS.

Still some childhood diseases on some sites, refuses to fill in on all password fields although the extension recognizes that it is a password field (for instance. oma.metropolia.fi is not working). Also, does not suggest to save a password when you enter it.

I'm on MacOS 15.1.1. For me it's had nice visual overhaul from the previous version, but it's still a bit glitchy to use. Often clicking the entry in the in-page dropdown will just collapse the dropdown without inserting anything. Both with email/password and with verification keys. Pretty annoying. But overall a step in the right direction for sure.

Edit: issue fixed in 3.0.8

Works really well. I'm surprised why it takes Apple so long to add things others have had for ages.

Two things I'm missing to give 5 stars - to show passwords contextually when I click into a field, and filling in TOTP codes or use Passkeys. I don't want to have to always click the icon in the panel to invoke the passwords modal.

But besides that, I'm really happy I can use my iCloud passwords in Firefox!

Really pleased with the extension, allows autofill on macOS Sonoma, however support for one-time codes is sorely needed and would be appreciated!

I've been waiting for a plugin like this that just works. The only thing missing is the auto-fill of one-time codes. Please add the feature. It's very simple and very core feature: github.com/aurelien-garnier/icloud-passwords-firefox/issues/8
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Update 18.11.2024

Still no One-Time Code support

I'm glad someone is working on this important feature that is missing in Firefox. I will give 5 stars when it'll be possible to automatically add a password when signing in to a new site.