Autofill

This app can fill password fields in native apps, browsers, and WebViews. There are two variants shipping in the app, an accessibility service backed implementation that is now legacy and deprecated, and a revamped, phishing resistant and feature-rich implementation for Android 8.0 Oreo and above, backed by Android's new Autofill feature.

Notes for legacy version

To enable this feature, find the 'Autofill' section in the settings and turn on the accessibility service.

Under 'App and website settings' you can assign different behaviors for each installed app or website (added with the fab):

Use default - use the setting specified by the checkbox in the main 'Settings' page

Automatically match - attempt to automatically find a matching password by searching for passwords containing the app's name or, for websites, passwords whose names are contained in the website title or URL

Match with... - in the popup only offer to fill using these passwords you specify. Tap the '+' button to add another password, tap a password to remove it from the list

Never match - never show the autofill dialog in this app/website

Known quirks

• Accessibility services like this can't be enabled alongside apps like Lux. https://github.com/android-password-store/Android-Password-Store/issues/171

• Enabling accessibility services will disable 'screen-lock to enhance data encryption'. You can re-enable it. https://github.com/android-password-store/Android-Password-Store/issues/166