macOS Sequoia Autofill

I was mainly curious about y'alls rationale. I saw that you made updates to the iOS/iPadOS autofill functionality (though maybe those changes aren't directly tied to new iOS 18 functionality) and was wondering why you didn't also do it on the Mac side.

I have run into the Discord issue mentioned in another thread where you can't sign in with a passkey, because it's only looking at the native integration. Not sure if that's a Discord implementation problem or how Apple expects it to work. But as more and more apps adopt passkeys, I'd assume we might see a similar issue more often.

I also have my Mac linked to a Microsoft Entra directory, and my company has implemented the new Platform SSO feature, which directly integrates with the native system to support passkeys. So the native autofill has to be enabled so that the Microsoft Company Portal app's authenticator element can function. Given that y'alls recommendation is to completely turn off autofill, this can create a conflict between the two systems. This is a newer requirement/implementation for my company, so I haven't experienced a ton of issues so far, but I'd imagine they could come over time. It was problematic on iOS 17 when you could only select one 3rd party autofill app, and I sometimes had to change that setting from 1Password to Microsoft Authenticator temporarily and then switch back. iOS 18 has simplified that since both apps can be enabled at once.

I didn't think about the masked emails, I'm guessing there's no way to use native methodologies to take over the iCloud Hide My Email button or present 1Password's option right next to it?