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doesn't need to remember the master password if you set up an unlock PIN. Actually I think maybe it's a bad idea to let them remember the master password, because they may just type it in everywhere expecting it to work..
I forgot about the pin. Mine almost never asks me for mine, it always wants the master password when auto filling, but that's likely bc of something in my settings.
the pin is a per-device thing, you need to set it up first to use it
I think I just needed to reset it, I recall accidentally hitting No on the prompt after setting the PIN initially and not having a way to go back and choose Yes to unlock with the PIN. Reset the PIN and got to say Yes on that prompt this time