Aktuell nicht nutzbar / verfügbar in Firefox

I downloaded this three weeks ago, and it worked fine. Then, I upgraded to the latest edition. Now, the Extension will not fill passwords. Disappointed

Using Firefox 133.0.3 on Sequoia 15.1.1. Pop-up appears but nothing happens beyond that. Doesn't fill in password info.

Performance warnings from browser, back to Bitwarden it is!

It works perfectly on the latest Mac OS & Firefox versions.
Not sure why people complain it doesn't on Windows. The description of this extension states it clearly:
"The iCloud Passwords extension is compatible with macOS Sonoma or later. It is not available for Windows at this time."

Didn't you read that?

Does not work, FF133.03, Windows 11. Complains that I am not running Edge or Chrome. It's a FF extension?

I was waiting for this for ages. Thank you Apple.

All Features got removed and now it only display to use Chrome or Edge :/

Works perfectly on Firefox (including 133). Just make sure you have an active session (click extensions icon then select iCloud passwords).

Dommage non compatible avec MacOS Monterey :(
Merci aux développeurs de faire le nécessaire pleeeeease.

For now this add-on breaks some websites experiences like for example Reddit, where the website becomes slow and unresponsive for a few seconds from time to time.

Unusable, freezes the browser. Pops up a message about slowing down Firefox :( Please fix!

Getting messages saying that iCloud Passwords is slowing down Firefox.

This is a great starting point but it's slowing down some websites like dropbox paper.

Super! No problems. On iMac M1 and MacBook Pro M4 14" both with Sequoia 15.1.1 and Firefox 133.0

Update 23 Dec '24: It now does auto-fill as expected and can be unlocked with the prompt and open the Passwords app as expected.


It's wonderful to finally have an official Password add-on for Firefox, but it still needs a bit of work to make it function. Like another reviewer pointed out, clicking on the credential does nothing but close the pop-up, but hitting the return key will fill the field. That's a very unnatural UX, but it does work.

Nicely done. But it seems that 2FA code can't be filled on some sites. Still needs some work.