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You can normally get around any problem by working out which input-field (if any) is selected by default on page load, and then how to ensure the cursor is in the correct field when Keepass begins autotyping. The only time I run into stumbling blocks is when login pages change subtly - for instance, Facebook's login page now requires multiple TABs to get from "username" to "password", even though it hasn't changed visually. No browser extensions needed.įor the vast majority of web sites, select the "username" field with the mouse if it's not already selected, and use the key combination "username" (tab) "password" (enter).įor a few sites, particularly where entering the username moves you to a new screen, it might need to be "username" (enter) (pause 5 seconds) "password" (enter) but you should be able to work it out. If you can navigate the input-fields of a login page with the keyboard, you can set Keepass to auto-fill that form and log in.
Keepass works perfectly with any browser I try (including Vivaldi and even non-browser programs such as SSH in a terminal), using its "autotype" feature. call in mcount compatible with -msecure-plt (bug 20554) Alexandre Oliva (2): PR19826. Just to add my 0.02, I use Keepass 2 on both Windows 10 and several flavours of Linux. Not really a glibc problem, but a direct consequence of commit.
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