

It’s an extra step, but is sure to cut out an enormous amount of extra tapping, swiping, copying, and pasting. You’ll have to enable Password Autofill for 1Password in the Settings app by heading to Passwords & Accounts > AutoFill passwords. Logins from 1Password now appear right in the QuickType bar at the top of your keyboard and you can fill in passwords with a simple tap right from there. With 1Password 7.2 for iOS, which debuts today, everyone can quickly and efficiently fill in their passwords using 1Password right in Safari, rather than having to use a share extension. Password Autofill was effectively built for 1Password. Craig didn’t mention anything about the ability to fill in passwords using third-party password managers, yet this could be one of the most widely used features in iOS 12. Password Autofill was one of those features.

Tim or Craig stand on stage talking about how amazing the latest iteration of iOS will be and the audience is left to frantically scan through the slide to see all the remaining under-the-hood feature debuts. Some of Apple’s most widely loved features are the ones that pass by on a catch-all smorgasbord slide.
