Re: Password managers, iOS, and accessible autofill
The way that it works depends. There are 3 contexts I've seen password autofill popp up. First, sometimes iOS will just detect you're on a screen with a login form, and if it finds a matching password in your manager it'll pop up a rather large window near the bottom of the screen offering you to log in. If it doesn't realise this, tapping on either the username or password field to pop up the keyboard should work. Explore directly above the first row of the keyboard, where you normally see autocomplete suggestions pop up. Again, if it finds a matching log in, then it'll just give you a button here saying what username and site the suggestion comes from and you can just tap on it to autofill. If it can't match it to anything, you should still see a "passwords" button that'll take you into your vault so you can manually select the correct password.
As far as using alternative apps, for the actual autofill process all of them work the same way since they tap into the dedicated iOS autofill API, so this part of the process shouldn't be any different whether you use StrongBox, OnePassword, BitWarden or anything else that says it supports the iOS autofill API.
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