Is it possible to make Passwords visible while typing? I have an essential tremor disability.

I have an essential tremor in my hands, which isn't dangerous, but which makes typing passwords a nightmare. On websites that give you the option to see the password, it's great, because I can see if I hit a wrong key. But when I have to sign in for Apple ID, it's frequently rejected and I enter it many times and it's still not recognized. Is there something that people with this disability can do?

MacBook Air (M3, 2024)

Posted on Oct 12, 2024 8:53 AM

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Oct 16, 2024 5:49 PM in response to MacounsSupportVotingRights

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Re: "Apple ID sign-in: Is it possible to make Passwords visible while typing?"


Sorry I don't know of a way ... am no expert however!

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Re: "Is there something that people with this disability can do?"


Wondering if you can:

  • type your password where you can see it, (eg: Use Text Edit)
  • select, and "copy" the password to the clipboard, (Copy shortcut is Command + C)
  • and then just "paste" it when you sign-in. (Paste shortcut is (Command + V)


Note: For security: After you copy it: you can delete your password from where you typed it.


All the best :-)

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