Autofill prompt blocks OK button for BankID, Android

[plumber-craic]

Steps To Reproduce

Using Android 11, and BankID, (electronic identification system in Norway with over 4m users)

1. Unlock the phone
2. Initiate a BankID authentication session either on the phone or from a different device
3. The BankID prompt appears on the phone, providing a unique phrase
4. The next BankID screen requests a pin number
5. User enters their BankID PIN
6. The Bitwarden autofill prompt blocks access to the OK button, making it untappable.

Workaround 1

1. enable rotation in Android. In landscape the OK button can be tapped after scrolling down

Workaround 2

1. keep the phone locked
2. Initiate a BankID authentication session
3. The Bitwarden autofill prompt does not appear, so the BankID OK button can be tapped in portrait mode

Expected Result

The autofill "popover" should not block the OK button from BankID

Actual Result

The autofill "popover" blocks the OK button from BankID

Screenshots or Videos

Initial BankID prompt:

During step 2 the PIN should be entered. The Bitwarden overlay is blocking the OK button in portait mode. The overlay persists even after the user types values into this input field:

Using workaround 1, device is in landscape mode so the OK button is available:

Additional Context

NB: There is another identification system called BankID in Sweden, but this is an entirely separate system from the Norwegian one which I am reporting here.

Operating System

Android

Operating System Version

11

Device

Samsung s21

Build Version

2.16.2 (4334)

Beta

• Using a pre-release version of the application.

[ThrashAbaddon]

This autofill button should be floatable, so the user can move it somewhere else where it doesn't cover an important part of the screen.

[sheikh-azharuddin]

Or this could be shown on the bottom part like enpass

[kentskoglund]

This was really annoying. I doubt there is going to be a fix for this, seeing as the problem has been reported almost 3 years ago (se Estonian Mobile-ID issue linked above). The workaround posted there seems to work for the Norwegian BankId as well. Just remember to add a comma after the URI blacklist:
Adding "androidapp://com.android.stk," URI to the blacklist did the trick.