How to configure third-party password manager integration with autofill in iOS?

Modern versions of the iOS operating system provide a powerful framework for integrating third-party password managers at the system level. This allows users to abandon the standard iCloud Keychain in favor of alternative reliable services for storing credentials and secure authorization in applications and on websites.

The first step for configuration is to install the official client application of your chosen password manager from the App Store. After downloading and completing the initial authorization in the app itself, you need to enable system permissions for autofill integration.

Open the system Settings app on your iPhone or iPad and scroll down to the Passwords section. The system will ask you to verify your identity using the Face ID or Touch ID biometric sensor, after which you will get access to security settings and data autofill management.

At the top of the password settings screen, find the Password Options item and click on it. In the menu that opens, you will see the Autofill Passwords and Passkeys block, where you can select one or several trusted password managers installed on your device by unchecking the standard Apple service.

Now, when trying to authorize in any application or the Safari web browser, the operating system will automatically offer to paste the saved data from your chosen third-party storage. This significantly saves time and increases the overall security of the user's digital environment without compromising the usability of the mobile device.