essentially, because it doesn’t generate passwords, this is a separate app you download for auto fill which Firefox for iOS already does and Chrome for iOS the same. it should generate passwords for the user also just like how it does in Firefox/Thunderbird. I feel very let down by this mobile version of lockwise. I LOVE Mozilla as a company, entity of sorts Firefox is an amazing web browser with great features and protections, Thunderbird is THE best desktop email application (I hope and pray maybe there could be an iOS/Android/Mobile version of Thunderbird) They make great products and services. NEW EDIT! Should also generate passwords just like it does for desktop And if you can offer solutions like a versatile password manager, authenticator, and whatever other super awesome things you all offer, you will raise even more awareness to services like Mozilla VPN, and take back a considerable amount of market share from browsers that could care less about privacy. I mean, history proves that you have been the authority of privacy and security. If these features can be implemented, I’m switching over! Also, one cool thing that might draw more users into the Mozilla realm is a password Authenticator for two-factor authentication. So LastPass makes it very quick and easy to manage passwords. Additionally, they have a versatile password generator and you can add and remove entries from any LastPass application. For example, LastPass structures it like somewhat like this: Password entry: - Entry Name - Website Address - Password - Additional Notes. With all this said, I don’t yet think it stands out from other password managers like LastPass or 1Password. I like that this app comes from one of the most trusted companies in terms of privacy. This is a great start and I particularly like how it’s directly integrated into Firefox.
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