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Across three different commercial, business-grade and feature laden password managers, I've always wondered why none of them offered a solution to this. Perhaps
by CSSer 5y ago
Across three different commercial, business-grade and feature laden password managers, I've always wondered why none of them offered a solution to this. Perhaps because it could encourage what is effectively a bad security practice/habit?
It's a smart move by Google, provided devs/engineers set it up, too; it's yet another feature to maintain browser market share dominance.
- encryptluks2 5y agoI would never recommend users save their passwords in their Browser password manager.
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- noahtallen 5y agoNot exactly as automatic, but 1Password lets you add multiple URLs to an entry. Then, autofill will work with the same entry across multiple domains.
- operator-name 5y agoI believe last time I used Last Pass they had something similar - a list of "equivalent domains". I believe most password managers come with such a feature and their own default lists.