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Summary
When using auto fill the password UI dismisses too early.
System Setup
- iOS: 14.7.1
- Cryptomator: 2.0.0
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Cloud Type
No response
Steps to Reproduce
- Open the files app and select the vault you wish to open.
- Select the authenticate
- Click on the password field
- Select your password manager in the keyboard.
Expected Behavior
When the password managers UI shows up Cryptomator’s UI should still stay open in the background.
Actual Behavior
When your password manager UI is shown Cryptomator dismiss its UI before the password is able to do anything.
Reproducibility
Always
Relevant Log Output
N/A
Anything else?
Note: that this does not happen within the Cryptomator app itself. When I do the same thing in the app the UI stays visible after the password field is called.
The obvious workaround is to copy your password then go back into the files app and authenticate and paste the password into the password field.
Oh no... 😖 I'm not sure if we're even able to solve this because it's actually an upstream bug that we're fully aware of. We had to implement workarounds in order to get Touch ID / Face ID to work. You can still notice this bug if you cancel Touch ID / Face ID... it closes the unlock screen even though it shouldn't. It looks like that the Files app also closes the unlock screen (and with it the screen from your password manager) prematurely.
There is actually a workaround: Touch ID / Face ID is the reason why this is not working (as mentioned in my last comment). If you don't use Touch ID / Face ID in your password manager, it should work.
@tobihagemann can you please confirm if the upstream bug is with iOS or the Files App itself?
I'm pretty sure that it's an issue with the Files app. I haven't noticed this behavior in other apps so I wouldn't think that it's a problem with iOS.
Quick update: We just got a notification from Apple that this upstream bug is ~~probably~~ fixed in iOS 16 ~~but we haven't confirmed it yet~~ (Edit: it is indeed fixed).
Since iOS 16 has been officially released, I'll close this issue.