I also find auto-type to be easier to configure and more portable. Using a browser plugin to read directly from KeePass may allow browser flaws to be used to compromise KeePass. While there are plugins that can integrate KeePass more directly with the browser, from a security standpoint I prefer auto-type because it keeps the browser and KeePass separate. In addition, many sites now use two-page or two-step sign-ins, but may not change or update the page's title, further complicating the usage of auto-type. However, some websites simply set the title "Sign In" or similar. For most websites, the title is unique enough to create a matching rule in KeePass. Auto-type depends upon the window's title. In order to simplify using my credentials from KeePass, I usually try to use KeePass's auto-type feature. I am an avid user of KeePass for managing my passwords at various website. Helps create distinct auto-type rules for the username/email field versus the password, which is often needed for two-step logons This is to provide further granularity for auto-type rules, and is useful for many reasons, such as:Įnsure that you do not start auto-type in a search field which automatically received focus instead of the input field for username or password There is also an option which will monitor for when an input or password field is selected and will then add the id and name attributes, in addition to the full URL or hostname, to the window title. Optionally, the user can configure the addon to only add the hostname. In its most basic usage, this add-on will add the full URL of the current web page running in the active tab of a given browser window. The add-on was initially designed to facilitate usage of the KeePass's auto-type feature on logon forms, but can likely be used with other password managers or for other purposes where another application needs to monitor the details about the current page opened in a browser (e.g., web development debugging and pen testing). This add-on is designed to add information about the current web page to the browser window's title.
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