iCloud-adgangskoder
Extension Actions
CRX ID
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Status
- Live on Store
Description from extension meta
iCloud-adgangskoder gør det muligt at udfylde adgangskoder fra iCloud-nøglering, når du logger ind på websteder i Chrome.
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Description from store
iCloud Passwords lets you securely fill passwords from iCloud Keychain when signing in to websites using Chrome. Any new passwords you create in Chrome are saved to your iCloud Keychain so that they are also available across your Apple devices. The extension can also generate verification codes, which you can set up by right-clicking on a QR code.
The iCloud Passwords extension is compatible with macOS Sonoma or later, and Windows versions supported by the iCloud for Windows app. To enable the extension on a PC, download the iCloud for Windows app from the Microsoft Store and enable iCloud Passwords.
Latest reviews
- Jesús Jiménez Sánchez
- Doesn't work in Chrome 142 in Ubuntu 22.04
- Sal Belleci
- I Like It and What it Does But Most Of My Websites It Blocks The Box I Need to Enter Myself How Can I Disable it PLEASE
- A tas
- useless, not working.
- Mas
- The most stupid app that I have ever seen.
- Agustin Barrientos
- The extension itself is useful and I appreciate that you’'e brought it to Chrome. However, it currently has several issues that make using it as a frontend developer quite painful. To start with, whenever you type into certain inputs or textareas that the app doesn't like, it floods the console with errors. The following error is thrown on the input event, meaning it appears every single time a character is typed: ``` 10:38:59.102 content_script.js:1 Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'control') at content_script.js:1:422999 at Array.some (<anonymous>) at shouldOfferCompletionListForField (content_script.js:1:422984) at elementWasFocused (content_script.js:1:423712) at MetadataHeuristicsRunner.findAndFocusActiveElementIfPossible (content_script.js:1:407648) at content_script.js:1:406155 (anonymous) @ content_script.js:1 shouldOfferCompletionListForField @ content_script.js:1 elementWasFocused @ content_script.js:1 findAndFocusActiveElementIfPossible @ content_script.js:1 (anonymous) @ content_script.js:1 setTimeout (anonymous) @ content_script.js:1 runHeuristics @ content_script.js:1 runtimeMessageHandler @ content_script.js:1 ``` From an end-user perspective, the password-generation flow is also very frustrating. If you want to generate a password, you have to manually open the Passwords app, pretend you're creating a new password, copy it, cancel the process, go back to Chrome and paste it into the form, and then just hope the extension detects it and offers to save it. The password generator should be embedded directly in the extension and offered when creating an account, instead of forcing users to jump to a different app or browser. With this behavior, users won't switch to Safari, they'll switch to a different password manager. Also, having to constantly log in because closing the browser clears the session is very inconvenient. Persisting the session (or at least offering a reasonable “stay signed in” option) would significantly improve the overall experience. These are only some of the pain points we users and developers have with this extension. Not a very Apple-like experience.
- Jesse Rose
- Would love to have access to my Apple Passwords for my Chromebook/ChromeOS without the need for any third party apps, Though no official iCloud application on Play Store exists unfortunately.
- Tenzin
- This extension works well on my ChatGPT Atlas browser.
- James Wilson
- It's solid, the only issue is that you have to authenticate Chrome with 6 digits pretty frequently
- Shad Teague
- Please add Atlas browser support!
- Donnovan Lyons
- This extension stopped working after upgrading my Mac OS from 13 to 14. Please fix this.
- Honey Badger
- What's the purpose if it's not working even...?
- Bryce Baker
- After recent update is now partially duplicating the passwords that are autofilled in Chromium based browsers. Double checking all passwords to avoid lockouts until this is fixed.
- Michael Schwartz
- It kinda works but trash quality
- Luka Cosic
- It used to work but now enters double the password in chrome, causing each login to fail
- Roman Gorshkov
- It's not work with Genspark, Atlas and Comet AI browsers. Apple, take this situation under control.
- Koli D
- This works great - I have no idea why people give it poor ratings whatsoever...it works seamlessly...
- Jack Gerrard
- doesn't seem to work at all. passwords are not synced. different set of passwords than I have on iPhone and iPad
- Chris Rorden
- A great idea in theory, poor implementation. This requires more effort. Generates strange console errors that do not identify the source - they only vanish when you disable this extension.
- Slava Haikin
- Disgusting expirience. - Errors in the console, looks like script was made without any efforts at all. - Ugly design. - Non-comfortable way to log in. - The only reason that was created is to promote safari. But safari has the same quality.
- Niloofar Estakhri
- it is so bad. limited features, buggy and terrible UX
- Amit
- it dont support in my comet browser.
- Brad King
- Come on Apple do better on this. This has all kinds of bugs. Javascript errors all over the place and it tries to populate every dropdown on a form with a icloud password selector box. As it is this extension is not usable.
- Andrea Gino
- doesn't work
- Steven Furches
- Constantly throwing errors in the console. It makes it impossible to have this installed and do web development
- Yasser BERREHAIL
- Full of issue, very slow
- Ishtiaqe Hanif
- No support for linux
- Kunanon Jarat
- iCloud Passwords can not be use on ChatGPT Atlas browser
- Marcel John Appelhans
- Problems when I try to log in to Aliexpress. :/
- Tim Smith
- In every field on multiple websites the password process would even though it was not a password field and block selections for that field. Painful.
- Georgii Tarasenko
- started firing off on every focus of every last field, extremely impairing productivity. please fix asap
- Guillaume
- Pop-up on non-password fields. Very annoying.
- Jon Ford
- Recent updates made it try to autofill on authentication codes. A quick removal and reinstall fixed the issue.
- Orange9098
- New update made the popup appear every time on a text box. Hope this gets fixed ASAP because it's getting annoying
- Patrik “Engazan” Horváth
- its super laggy and make inputs on website unresponsive especially when i click on autocomplete search fields like Choosen ....
- Grady Gambrell
- Shows up on every textbox. Reported to Apple to fix it (they won't).
- Michael Li
- shows up on every single textbox, had to remove this
- Anas (Ban.Anas)
- Shows up in literally every textbox and i need to log in with the 6 number code almost every time want to i enter a password
- Hùng Phạm
- Can you guys just open-source this one, and let people fix it?
- David Weinstein
- One job: show on password fields only. Instead, it pops up everywhere and floods the console. I think there are some others issues like it blocks you from other autofills, I didn't realize because I deleted it immediately. If this gets fixed, I’d happily rewrite this review to a better rating for sure. The idea is great, the execution isn’t (yet).
- Kake Sheep
- decent extension except for the fact it shows up in every textbox, even on Canva when i upload a picture
- Alex Cvitanovic
- suggests on literally every textbox, no way to teach it
- Ray Olsen
- Works great!
- Jenne Cattoor
- Usually a great extension, but since version 3.1.30, it pops up on almost every single input field. Also, it would be great if you only had to enter the 6-digit code once per day. Temporary fix: Go to Manage Extension → Extension Options → turn off In-Page Autofill. You’ll need to click the extension manually each time you log in, but that’s still better than having it pop up on every page.
- Jince Chen
- Showing up in ALL textboxes. Are you kidding?
- P
- I think it’s illegal for apple to make software that is so bad people just keep using Safari. Adress and payment autofill is blocked by this extension this extension can’t fill out this info. Why do you block me from using the browser to fill out my address and card info? And why is this app not keepable of filling out this info?? The really long number as a two-factor authentication meted has never been smart. Maybee its safe bud I want to have the possibility to go fast, and this option does not take the user in to account in this regard. Swipe to accept or use face-id on iPhone to accept. It’s good enough to pay with my credit card.. Not all these numbers please.
- Felix
- Why apple why? This app makes keychain almost useless. The integration with my browser and iPhone is broken fix this time consuming bad app. Also, this window is now showing up in all possible textboxes like Google search, Google translate, used by me 100 times per day. Stop showing me this popup alle the time!!! Apple a company focuses on sleek and seamless hardware and software?? This: Turn on Password AutoFill Click here to allow iCloud Passwords to autofill your passwords.
- Muhammad Ibtihaj Ud Din (Ibti)
- For the past 3 days, the iCloud Password extension has been showing the autofill prompt (username/password) in every input field — even textareas where you type normal text. That’s not just annoying, it’s a potential security flaw. Autofill should only appear on actual login fields, not everywhere. Please fix this issue soon.
- Murray Ma
- did your company need qualified engineers?
- Mạnh Đức “Ronan Hansel” Trần Vũ
- Definitely they are not working on this.
- Pikt Cai
- Since version 3.1.3 (released Oct. 22, 2025), it’s been mistakenly treating every input field as a username/password box. Quite frustrating.