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iPassword Brings Web Form Auto-Fill To iPhone

Submitted by Edward Kirk on January 31, 2008 - 1:17am.
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The people at Agile Web Solutions have announced that a new feature in the popular bookmarklet utility 1Password that uses bookmarklets to add auto-filling of online forms to the iPhone is now available. The new feature works by creating a new bookmarklet that matches the page in MobileSafari.

One question many have about the new 1Password is the issue of security. 1Password saves it's data using "448-bit blowfish encryption". You set up a password for the bookmarklet and 1Password. Data outported to the iPhone is all in an encrypted format and synced via iTunes' "Sync Safari Bookmarks option".

This is a great solution for those iPhone users out there that have multiple accounts for online services that you often access from your iPhone.

You can purchase 1Password from their home page.

[via TUAW]

why?

Submitted by mad (not verified) on January 31, 2008 - 11:53am.
I can think of a much better use of 29.95 than this. again people trying to get rich of the iphone by coming up with all kinds of junk. Is it really that hard to login yourself? lazy people, what have we become when we need to buy a $30 program to login!!!

you know whats ironic....all these people bitch and moan about not having any good apps, like blue tooth audio, picture messaging, and copy and paste and yet no one has actually made it for the iphone. i have been so fed up lately with all the abundant iphone crap out there that im ready to switch back to a phone that has blue tooth audio....

Submitted by dpeterson (not verified) on January 31, 2008 - 1:09pm.
This article was not written very well at all. 1Password is a Mac application that just added a new FEATURE that lets you auto-fill on an iPhone. That is not even close to all that the app does! It's been around for 2 years, way before the iPhone even came out!

What about the lack of hard drive function!!!!!!!!

Submitted by *midi00 (not verified) on February 11, 2008 - 1:24am.
I totally agree, full of useless shareware applications.
Developers focus on the absence of basic needs like:
Copy-Paste, hard disk mode, download files fron websites, full bluetooth comunication.
I bet there are more out there that think like us, users.
Nice toy any way.
Adios.....