I’m curious how certain password managers and autofill tools, such as RoboForm, are able to programmatically fill input fields like credit card numbers within cross-origin iframes. Additionally, the RoboForm browser seems capable of doing this without violating the Same-Origin Policy. Is there a specific API or workaround that these apps and browsers use to bypass the limitations imposed by the Same-Origin Policy, particularly within the context of WKWebView? Any insights into how this functionality is achieved would be greatly appreciated.
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Any suggestions on the above issue?
If we store sensitive data in Cloudkit encrypted fields are they as secure as storing in keychain?
Any help/suggestions please?
Hi
For such a requirement, we created an UUID() object and stored in UserDefaults. When user upgrades to full app we just passed that UUID already stored.
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Vinoth
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