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Re: Now, autofill your saved passwords from Microsoft Edge on your phone!
jcsharp Thank you for testing the feature and sharing your feedback with us! - "Work or school accounts" refer to Azure Active Directory (AAD) accounts that is likely added to Authenticator app if you're using your mobile device to access work email etc. - Authenticator app is popular both with enterprises and non-enterprise users, and we wanted to ensure enterprises had time to understand the Autofill feature before wider rollout. Hence, we started with the approach to turn off Autofill if a work or school account is added to Authenticator app. If an organization wants to enable Autofill, we've published a form using which they can express interest in joining the allowList (available in our FAQs) - We're actively working on making it easier and faster for enterprises to themselves manage whether they want Autofill enabled for their organizations or not. You'll see improvements here in the near future!6.5KViews0likes0CommentsRe: Now, autofill your saved passwords from Microsoft Edge on your phone!
AmineI Thank you for sharing your inputs and testing the product! We'll look into how we can make your experience smoother with accessibility turned ON. About Autofill currently not working with work or school accounts - we're actively working on building the right controls using which Autofill can be easily managed by organizations. This is an important focus for us and you'll see improvements here in the near future!6.5KViews0likes0CommentsRe: Now, autofill your saved passwords from Microsoft Edge on your phone!
AmineI Thank you for sharing your inputs and testing the product! We'll look into how we can make your experience smoother with accessibility turned ON. About Autofill currently not working with work or school accounts - we're actively working on building the right controls using which Autofill can be easily managed by organizations. This is an important focus for us and you'll see improvements here in the near future!6.5KViews0likes1CommentRe: Now, autofill your saved passwords from Microsoft Edge on your phone!
Dennis5mile Hi Dennis, thanks for sharing your feedback. Were you able to sync your passwords from Edge to Authenticator app? As you shared, yes, all passwords saved in Microsoft Edge under your Microsoft account should sync to Authenticator once you sign-in with the same Microsoft account on the "Passwords" tab in the Authenticator app. I'll also share this input with my team and we'll look for any potential issues.6.5KViews0likes1CommentRe: Now, autofill your saved passwords from Microsoft Edge on your phone!
vctgomes Thanks for trying out the feature! You can autofill on Samsung Internet. On your Android device, open Authenticator app and go to Settings -> Autofill settings -> turn ON the "Autofill on more apps and sites" toggle. This turns on Accessibility framework which can autofill on Samsung Internet. However, accessibility framework does drain battery, so you may find your battery is affected more. Please let us know if you have any feedback!38KViews0likes2CommentsRe: Now, autofill your saved passwords from Microsoft Edge on your phone!
Deleted Thank you Shawn for the idea. You'll need the Authenticator app for getting passwords on your iOS device. We don't have immediate plans for typing suggestions flyout but definitely something we're thinking about.38KViews0likes0CommentsRe: Now, autofill your saved passwords from Microsoft Edge on your phone!
Deleted - thanks for your interest in the feature! Yes - you'll need to install the Microsoft Authenticator app (available both on iOS and Android). You don't need a work or school account to use this feature - it currently works only with Microsoft accounts (e.g. Outlook.com, Live.com, Hotmail.com).39KViews0likes2CommentsNow, autofill your saved passwords from Microsoft Edge on your phone!
Greetings Insiders! We’re excited to announce that you can now autofill passwords saved in Microsoft Edge under your Microsoft account on your mobile devices as well! We’d heard from Microsoft Edge users that not being able to autofill their passwords when browsing apps and sites on mobile was a hassle. This is now solved with the latest release of the Microsoft Authenticator app. You can now set Microsoft Authenticator as the default autofill provider both on iOS and Android, and sync passwords saved under your Microsoft account on Microsoft Edge to the Authenticator app. This feature is in Preview, and we’d love for you to try it and provide your feedback! Here’s a sneak peek of autofill experience on Android. Similar experience exists for iOS. When you visit a site or app for which you have saved a password, Authenticator offers to autofill it. Authenticator prompts you to save your password when you visit an app and enter your password on the login page. Getting started: To use the autofill feature and sync passwords, use your Microsoft account (Outlook, Hotmail, Live.com etc.) and follow these simple steps. We’ve provided Android screenshots below – the feature is available both on iOS and Android. Open the Microsoft Authenticator app, go to Settings -> Beta -> Autofill, and turn the toggle ON. Then, go to Passwords tab, and sign-in using your Microsoft account or sync passwords from a Microsoft account already added to Authenticator app. Note: If you are already using autofill on Microsoft Edge with a Microsoft account, we recommend signing into Passwords tab inside Authenticator app with the same Microsoft account. This will ensure your autofill data stays in sync between Microsoft Edge and your mobile device. Finally, make Authenticator the default autofill provider on your phone. There are in-app nudges and app settings that will guide you to set Authenticator as the autofill provider (Android app settings screenshot provided below). You can also follow these instructions. iOS: Open device Settings -> Search for “Autofill Passwords” -> Click on “Autofill Passwords” -> Select “Authenticator”. Android: Open device Settings -> Search for “Autofill” -> Select “Auto-fill service” -> Click on “Auto-fill service” on next screen -> Select “Authenticator”. If you also browse on Google Chrome on desktop, you can sync and autofill the same passwords using our Chrome Extension. Pre-requisites Autofill experience is rolling out in Authenticator app on iOS (iOS 12.0 and above) and Android (Android 6.0 and above). Autofill feature using Microsoft Authenticator is currently in Preview and has not been enabled for all organizations or account types. If the “Autofill” toggle in Settings is grayed out for you, it is likely because you also use Authenticator app with your work account. You can use this feature on a device where your work account is not added. Organizations can contact us via their support channel contact to enable this feature. For more details, please check out the Preview launch announcement from Microsoft Authenticator here and the Microsoft Authenticator FAQs page. We look forward to your feedback! Sanjay Joshi Senior Program Manager Microsoft Mobile Experiences Team50KViews13likes48Comments
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