Password Autofill Browser Extensions - Keeper Security (2024)

FAQs

Why is autofill not working in Keeper? ›

From time to time, a username or password field may not properly autofill on a site. This can occur when a field name is not standard and Keeper does not recognize the field as an autofill field.

KeeperFill is a secure browser extension that lets you autofill your login credentials on your favorite websites.

Autofill in Apps & Web Browsers

From the app or website login screen, tap Sign in to Keeper located above the keyboard and enter your Keeper master password. If Keeper identifies a record match, your login will then be displayed. Simply tap on your login next to the Keeper icon to autofill your credentials and log in.

The moral of this case can be summarized like this: password manager browser extensions are indeed vulnerable, but thanks to the constant monitoring by their developers, a hacker has to work at the speed of light in order to actually exploit the vulnerability before it is patched and becomes publicly known.

Ensure you are syncing your passwords. Open Chrome app on your phone and ensure you are signed into your Google account. Goto settings>sync. Ensure passwords is toggled on.

Clear your browser cache and cookies. Sometimes, saved login information can become corrupted, preventing autofill from working properly. Go to your browser settings and clear your cache and cookies. Try using a different browser to see if autofill works there.

The KeeperFill browser extension is available for every web browser including Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, Opera and other Chromium-based browsers.

What many people don't realize, though, is that a password manager does far more than just store and autofill passwords. Password managers are actually much better than browsers at keeping your passwords, credentials, and sensitive data secure – especially for businesses.

Is it better to save passwords in browser or password manager? ›

Since no human can memorize unique passwords for dozens if not hundreds of accounts, security experts have long recommended the use of a password manager, a service that helps you generate and store long, unique passwords for all of your online accounts. Password managers operate across browsers and devices.

Like regular applications, however, browser extensions can become sources of malware and be exploited by attackers, which means they carry significant risks.

To do this, go to the File menu and click on Settings. Then, select Advanced and scroll down to the Editing options section. Make sure that the Enable AutoFill option is checked.

On some apps and websites, Autofill may not work correctly if the device's operating system cannot identify the login fields needing to be filled. If Enpass doesn't pop up to autofill for an app or website, try these steps: If you haven't already, make sure Autofill is enabled on your device.

Users can enable or disable autofill as well as change the autofill service by navigating to Settings > System > Languages & input > Advanced > Input assistance > Autofill service.