iCloud passwords app with NVDA

By Apple-fan01, 18 February, 2026

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Windows

Hello applevis I have just recently switched from Mac to windows. So all my passwords are stored in iCloud Keychain.
I have already downloaded the iCloud app and iCloud passwords app. However I couldn’t access my saved passwords at all using the iCloud passwords app NVDA simply does not read anything in that app. So how do I use my passwords on my windows?
I don’t plan to move away from iCloud passwords for multiple reasons, so is there any work around I should be trying to get it working?
Thanks

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By Apple-fan01 on Wednesday, February 18, 2026 - 01:02

I will check it out

By Apple-fan01 on Wednesday, February 18, 2026 - 02:33

Hello I have installed the add on however it’s still not reading

By TheBlindGuy07 on Wednesday, February 18, 2026 - 03:43

Icloud on windows works flawlessly with it and I'd asume that the passwords sub app would too. Have you tried this? I have never used any add-ons.

By Brian on Wednesday, February 18, 2026 - 04:58

Hi,

If you cannot get this to work, try installing the mobile version of whatever browser you prefer for Windows, onto your iPhone. Next, export your passwords from the passwords app on iOS, and import them directly into the mobile browser you have chosen above. Finally, set up the mobile browser to sync with the desktop equivalent, and your browser on Windows should have all of your passwords stored.

What's nice about going this route, is that should you later decide to log into a service on your iPhone, that you originally started on your Windows computer, you can do so, and use the mobile browser to auto fill your password into said Service. I do this often with Firefox for iOS, and Firefox for Windows.

HTH.

By Gar on Wednesday, February 18, 2026 - 17:40

Is that even accessible? Last time I tried to use it it was a complete disaster. So many unlabeled controls...

By Brian on Wednesday, February 18, 2026 - 20:42

Yes. Firefox for iOS is very accessible, and easy to use. I still use Safari for iOS often, but there are times when I use Firefox exclusively. Especially when I am working between my iPhone and my Windows laptop. Also to note, handoff on iOS works really well, between Firefox for iOS, and Firefox for PC.