If you just want to insert username + password into the fields where your focus is, press Ctrl + Shift + U.
If you only want to insert the password, just press Ctrl + Shift + P.
For all password-fields there will be an icon added to generate a new password.
It is generated by KeePass with the profile for automatically generated passwords for new entries.
If chromeIPass does only receive a single entry from KeePassHttp it automatically fills this credentials into the found credential fields.
For all username fields on a page a dropdown list appears which contains all available credentials.
Check for updates of KeePassHttp:
If credentials are found for a page and the login-type is an HTTP Auth request, chromeIPass tries to login with the first given credentials.
An HTTP Auth dialog looks like this:
chromeIPass communicates on http://[hostname]:[port] with KeePassHTTP.
If you want to run KeePass on a remote computer, you have to change the hostname.
Sometimes the default port is still in use and you have to change the port number in KeePassHTTP to get it running. So you have to set the same port number in chromeIPass and KeePassHTTP.
If you are using several KeePass databases you can define a specific icon-color to each of them.
This will help you to easily determine from which database the credentials are retrieved.
Identifier | Icon | Last used | Created | Delete |
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No connected databases found. | ||||
If chromeIPass detects the wrong credential fields, you are able to specify the correct fields by yourself.
Just go to the page and click on the chromeIPass-Icon, now select Choose own credential fields for this page.
On this page you can manage theses specified credential fields.
Page URL | Delete |
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No specified credential fields found. | |
Developed by Perry Nguyen and Lukas Schulze.
To visit the plugin page, just go to https://github.com/pfn/passifox.