Even though the login behavior on a web app's home page can cause hiccups with password manager compatibility, the alternate login form on the "You are now logged out" page is usually barebones enough to be compatible.
I used to use that method for the one that "didn't support password managers" before figuring out the click dance. Just tried with my main bank and they don't have a login form on the logout page.
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Compare the login forms for Verizon Wireless:
Home page - https://www.verizonwireless.com (upper right corner)
Logged out page - https://login.vzw.com/cdsso/public/c/logout
Tweaking your password manager settings to log you in through a site's logged out page can often bypass the compatibility headaches.
Using 1Password's Chrome extension, this trick has worked for me so far, although your mileage may vary.