Mobile: [Feature Request] Keyboard integration for entering user credentials
Adding a keyboard feature like keepass2android will be a good move. The one benefits of this feature is security and the other is , we all know that auto fill wont work on some apps, example UC browser. If we have a keyboard feature we can switch to that keyboard and get user credentials.
I have tested the keyboard method of keepass2android with UC browser and got worked so that I'm requesting this for our bitwarden.
Refer : keepass2android
jerryn70
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This will likely not be necessary anymore once we integrate with Android O autofill APIs.
kspearrin
on 19 Apr 2017
Any chance this could still be considered, even with Oreo autofill implemented? There are plenty of devices that will never get Oreo, and probably not all apps will (reliably) support it either. A keyboard is guaranteed to work everywhere (such as in Firefox without setting up a separate extension 1, 2) so it can be used as a fallback while being more secure than the clipboard.
Livven
on 1 Jan 2018
Also even with my Oreo enabled Pixel, the autofill feature doesn't work in all apps. In particular those that use a WebView for authentication seem to be broken. Especially that gboard doesn't even allow pasting into those password fields.
ocrete
on 11 Feb 2018
We are moving away from tracking Bitwarden feature requests like this one as GitHub issues. We have created a Bitwarden Community Forum which has a section for submitting, voting for, and discussing product feature requests.
Please sign up on our forums, search to see if this request already exists. If so, you can vote for it and contribute to any discussions about it. If not, you can re-create the request there so that it can be properly tracked.
This issue will now be closed. Thanks!
kspearrin
on 9 Mar 2018
With all the issues with chrome autofill this seems more relevant than ever. I'm sick of the only password manager option on the gboard keyboard being Google's.
isleshocky77
on 19 Oct 2019
@isleshocky77 passwdsafe has a keyboard for entering passwords directly.
ionsquare
on 29 Oct 2019
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Any chance this could still be considered, even with Oreo autofill implemented? There are plenty of devices that will never get Oreo, and probably not all apps will (reliably) support it either. A keyboard is guaranteed to work everywhere (such as in Firefox without setting up a separate extension 1, 2) so it can be used as a fallback while being more secure than the clipboard.