BITWARDEN CHROME AUTOFILL PASSWORD
You can also visit from any device or browser, so long as you’re signed into your Google account this is where you can access a password when you don’t have access to a signed-in session on Chrome, for example on holiday. On a Chrome device, select your username to the right of the address bar and press the password icon which is depicted as a key - or you can navigate to chrome://settings/passwords. That said, the same is true of many Google online services, which instead of coming in desktop client form, are accessible via optimized web pages that are built with Chrome in mind (but are equally as good on other browsers).
BITWARDEN CHROME AUTOFILL ANDROID
And so on.(Image credit: Google) Google Password Manager: Interface and performanceīecause the password manager integrates into the running of Chrome and Android OS, there isn’t a consumer-facing app, however there are ways to access settings and check existing passwords. If you want to comment with and unprivileged user, you select the last link and will be logged in as commenter. So if you want to change wordpress settings you use the second link and Bitwarden will match the URL and log you in with admin. For example for wordpress site you could use: You save then those URLs in your bookmarks (indicating the user so it is easier to identify). It doesn't matter which one as long as each user has a unique URL. Just in case: the "trick" is to add each user and set the URL match to "exact" with a specific URL. Although this is valid for any kind of authentication. Yes, my workaround is for multiple users in the same basic-auth protected application or web site. I hope this helps glad you already figured it out. So I have been able to completely migrate everything to Bitwarden and don't miss anything. I use Firefox Multi-Account Containers extension to login with multiple users in different colored tabs at the same time (as I always have done with keepassxc) and Bitwarden is able to log me in with multiple users with this little trick.
Not having support in Bitwarden was a deal-breaker for me but I have finally found a workaround. Mainly for development for testing projects or managing some web applications.
So I have some sites which need Basic Auth with multiple users.
I know they are working on a webextension-only version of the addon, so it will be interesting to see how they do things there - and if that turns out to be "nothing", then I guess we could agitate for a new webext API for Firefox, but that's still only 1 browser. The lastpass examples are all from their "legacy" addon, where customizing the builtin auth dialog is possible. I did find another password manager on github and they took the approach of injecting a html "dialog" into the page being requested, but this seems both risky and destined to fail in edge cases. Nor can I see a way to open the usual panel in this case. It appears that it may be possible to open a window where the user can select a set of credentials from, but I can't see a way to make this either modal or "always on top" - so the user could accidentally send that window to the back and get confused. As mentioned, the onAuthRequired API exists and would be able the handle the case of exactly 1 set of credentials being used without user interaction - it's the "user interaction" part that I can't see a solution to - even in the case of exactly 1 set of credentials, you almost certainly still want user interaction.
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