Apple’s new Passwords app debuted this fall as a dedicated home for passwords across every device. Browsers, however, have been hit or miss with built-in Passwords support. Fortunately, there’s a big ...

Apple has unveiled its official iCloud Passwords extension for Firefox, and with this, it's now more seamless to manage your password and use the autofill functionality in Mozilla's popular browser.

Apple now has a dedicated iCloud Passwords add-on designed for the Firefox browser, which means Firefox users can access passwords and logins stored in the Passwords app or iCloud Keychain when using ...

After initially working on Safari, Chrome, and Edge for Windows, Apple Maps is now working in other browsers, including Firefox and Edge for Mac. In July, after over a decade of waiting, Apple Maps ...

In “Using Apple’s iCloud Passwords Outside Safari” (1 April 2024), I wrote: Although Apple released iCloud Passwords only for Chromium browsers—and it seems to work equally well in all the variants ...

You can now access your iCloud Keychain passwords in Firefox. Apple is making accessing login credentials saved in iCloud Keychain in Firefox easier with a new iCloud ...

Over the last few years, Apple has steadily been building password manager-style features into macOS and iOS, including automatic password generation, password breach detection, and more. Starting ...

Apple appears to have acquired a third-party plugin that syncs passwords with Firefox. I would have preferred to have Firefox build in support Apple's password API, but I'll gladly take this instead.

Apple's iCloud Passwords for Windows app now officially supports the Firefox web browser, making it possible for PC users to access and autofill credentials straight from Mozilla's web browser. Apple ...

Last month Apple debuted a beta version of Apple Maps for web. At the time, the web version only supported Safari and Chrome, plus Edge for PC. But now, Firefox users can experience the new maps ...