Describe the Bug
Mobile app crashes unexpectedly after tapping the autofill quick tile (Android) with accessibility services on.
Steps To Reproduce
- Install Bitwarden mobile app and log in;
- Set up proper permissions for accessibility services to enable using the custom quick tile from notifications pane;
- Go to a credit card form (e.g.: Bitwarden premium), tap the autofill entry and (if not previously saved) look up for the credit card entry to input to that form.
- (reloads the app or if you do it twice while logged in it will crash.)
Expected Result
It should autofill the credit card details fine instead. But it's currently crashing.
Actual Result
Leading to fatal app crash. Please see the log details here:
https://clipto.pro/l/yAAG6mxmMMuQkBkv5
Screenshots or Videos
Full video showing the issue scenario (click the image below to view on YouTube):

Environment
- Device: Xiaomi Redmi Note 8
- Operating system: Android 10 (MIUI 12, latest stable version, for the device, non-root)
- Build Version: Bitwarden v2.9.1 (beta)
- Is this a Beta release? Yes.
Additional Context
It might be related to #1276. Not sure if it happens only with Google Chrome for Android, but it may happen with the same crash for other apps too.
After it happens once, the accessibility service becomes "glitched", so you can't use it switching off/on again, unless you clear the full app data and log off successfully (as shown in the demo video above).
Describe the Bug
Mobile app crashes unexpectedly after tapping the autofill quick tile (Android) with accessibility services on.
Steps To Reproduce
Expected Result
It should autofill the credit card details fine instead. But it's currently crashing.
Actual Result
Leading to fatal app crash. Please see the log details here:
https://clipto.pro/l/yAAG6mxmMMuQkBkv5
Screenshots or Videos
Full video showing the issue scenario (click the image below to view on YouTube):

Environment
Additional Context
It might be related to #1276. Not sure if it happens only with Google Chrome for Android, but it may happen with the same crash for other apps too.
After it happens once, the accessibility service becomes "glitched", so you can't use it switching off/on again, unless you clear the full app data and log off successfully (as shown in the demo video above).