Ventura Sign in without paste option

macOS: Ventura 13.0 (22A380)

Macbook Apple Sign in without password paste option.

My password is 32 chars like

!@#@#$#,&*({}[]\#$2....

This is sarcastic now but, do you really want me to use weak passwords or your idea is just to make me suffer?

Even the option view password is missing so happy typing for everyone.

Hello.

Apple intentionally blocks pasting in certain security-critical password fields to prevent malicious processes from automatically inserting passwords in the background. While this measure has a technical reasoning behind it, it unfortunately comes at the cost of user-friendliness – especially when dealing with complex passwords.

Currently, the best way to make things easier is to use your iCloud Keychain or a password manager like 1Password. This allows you to automatically and securely insert your password – even in many system dialogs. If you have Touch ID enabled on your Mac, you can even bypass certain entries altogether. In some cases, signing in through the browser rather than directly in System Preferences is also easier, as pasting is usually allowed there.

I can really understand your frustration, and maybe you'd want to share this limitation with Apple through their feedback form. Every bit of feedback helps improve the user experience in future updates.

Just a gentle reminder: We have a dedicated community for English discussions over at discussions.apple.com. Since your post is in English, we warmly invite you to join us there for further discussions. Thanks for your understanding!

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