Apple 密码、验证码和隐藏邮件地址整合进一个插件：Apple All-In-One扩展介绍

Project repository:
https://github.com/chatgptuk/apple-all-in-one-extension

Apple All-In-One is a macOS browser extension I originally built for myself. It combines Apple Passwords, passkeys, verification codes, and iCloud+ Hide My Email in one interface, creating a more unified Apple ecosystem experience with fewer extensions installed.

Why did I build it?

I used two Chrome extensions: Apple’s official iCloud Passwords extension and a third-party Hide My Email extension. One filled credentials from Apple Passwords, while the other created and managed iCloud+ private addresses.

Both were useful, but the third-party Hide My Email interface had started to feel dated. I also wanted to install as few browser extensions as possible. Since passwords and private addresses belong to the same Apple ecosystem and are often used together during signup, combining them felt natural.

While researching the idea, I discovered Open Passwords, which connects Chromium browsers to the native Apple Passwords helper on macOS. I integrated it with the open-source iCloud Hide My Email Browser Extension, then added verification codes, passkeys, exact website matching, private signup, and a bilingual interface.

Apple Passwords, codes, and passkeys

• Search, fill, save, and update Apple Passwords credentials;
• Prioritize accounts that exactly match the current hostname;
• Discover and fill verification codes saved in Apple Passwords;
• Bridge passkey requests;
• Fill the page and open account details when a login is selected.

Verification-code discovery, suggestions, and filling were implemented by Apple All-In-One rather than provided directly by Open Passwords. Passwords and codes are separate native secret reads, so macOS may sometimes request Touch ID separately.

iCloud+ Hide My Email

• Create, search, activate, deactivate, and delete private addresses;
• Select and manage multiple addresses;
• Recognize associated websites and display their icons;
• Cache the address list so tab switches do not always start with a loading screen;
• Check recent messages on demand and detect possible verification codes.

Hide My Email uses the iCloud.com session already present in the browser and never asks for your Apple Account password. Message previews are read only after an explicit check and are not stored permanently after the detail view closes.

Private signup

On registration pages with no saved login, the extension can reuse a private address already associated with the website. If no match exists, the user can confirm the creation of a new address and prepare a strong password. When saved credentials exist, the inline chooser prioritizes those logins instead.

Installation

The current version is intended for local building and sideloading on macOS. Node.js 20 or later is required:

npm install
npm run typecheck
npm run build

1. Open chrome://extensions and enable Developer mode;
2. Disable Apple’s official iCloud Passwords extension and any previous Open Passwords installation;
3. Click Load unpacked and select the generated build folder;
4. If needed, run native/install.sh, then quit Chrome completely and reopen it.

Important limitations

• Native Apple Passwords integration requires macOS 15.4 or later;
• Hide My Email requires an active iCloud+ subscription;
• Apple’s official password extension cannot be enabled at the same time;
• The six-digit access code may be required again after Chrome is completely restarted;
• Apple or browser updates may temporarily break private integrations;
• The project is not endorsed, sponsored, or authorized by Apple Inc.

New project code and code originating from Open Passwords use the Apache License 2.0. Code retained from the Hide My Email upstream project remains under the MIT License.

Project repository: https://github.com/chatgptuk/apple-all-in-one-extension