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You may want to try some of the password filling userscripts available. The best support is for pass, but theres userscripts for lastpass and keepass too. http

• ReverseCold 8y ago
  The word userscript makes me think that it injects js onto the page? If that's the case, couldn't existing js hijack that? Sounds unsafe.
  • c22 8y ago
    It looks like they're written in python.
    • The-Compiler 8y ago
      Not necessarily - any language which can read environment variables and write into a file should work. Most existing scripts are using either Python or Bash though.
  • kungtotte 8y ago
    Qutebrowser userscripts aren't in-page JavaScript at all. They're external scripts run by the browser to control its behaviour. http://qutebrowser.org/doc/userscripts.html http://qutebrowser.org/doc/userscripts.html
  • The-Compiler 8y ago
    Yeah, the name is a bit unfortunate - it's coming from dwb[1] which I think also invented that concept, and was the main inspiration for qutebrowser. [1] https://portix.bitbucket.io/dwb/ https://portix.bitbucket.io/dwb/
    • hultner 8y ago
      Interesting, might give it a try again.