One of the things I like about the auto-type is that you can reconfigure it on a per-site basis in case the login sequence isn't the usual. I can have it page t

One of the things I like about the auto-type is that you can reconfigure it on a per-site basis in case the login sequence isn't the usual. I can have it page through my company's sso labrynth, enter tenancy IDs, trigger my preferred duo method or even navigate to a subpage after logging in. With most other PW managers you are just left with what it gives you and if it doesn't detect the logon fields, that's just too bad. I can also make it auto-type into remote sessions, non-browser applications, and """""extremely secure""""" fields that don't allow you to paste into them. I do use the 'url in title bar' browser extension (there are a lot of these) to help it lock on properly.