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I use Keepass and still manually paste and autosave my passwords. Have browsers extensions improved for this? When I last checked 5 and 10 years ago, it didn't
by mtone 8y ago
I use Keepass and still manually paste and autosave my passwords.
Have browsers extensions improved for this? When I last checked 5 and 10 years ago, it didn't seem to work.
- sokoloff 8y agoFor sites that I don't care that much about, I use and like Chrome's (relatively) new password manager [0]. I haven't looked into it in enough depth to be 100% convinced to trust it with my financially-linked passwords. (In reality, it's almost surely good enough, but I haven't reached that informed conclusion yet.) [0] - https://www.blog.google/products/chrome/chrome-password-manager/ https://www.blog.google/products/chrome/chrome-password-mana...
- L_Rahman 8y agoOh yes. 1Password X for Firefox and Chrome, 1Password on Safari have pretty much solved this problem. The vast majority of passwords I fill are CMD + [shortcut]. Generating and saving new ones works like that maybe 50% of the time. The failure rate however is driven less by the extension technology and more by the password form itself.