ChromeKeePass
Extension for automatically entering logins from KeePass
Readonly KeePass password database integration for Chrome and Firefox
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Tusk adds KeePass functionality to your browser. It does not require KeePass to be installed, and is suitable for using KeePass with Chromebooks. Tusk is read-only and can be configured without granting the extension access to manage your cloud storage accounts. It can be used with these cloud providers.
* Google Drive (somewhat reliable)
* Dropbox (recommended)
* OneDrive (unreliable)
* OwnCloud and NextCloud via WebDav (somewhat reliable)
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I have tried several password manager. This one integrates with keepass and my local pasword file nicely. Great Job
doesn't work with shared link from nextcloud - gives allways 'Network error' works with lokal stored database. No sync possible.
A necessary tool to anyone using a decentralized password manager format like KeePass. There are some small differences & kinks to it, but otherwise was a very straightforward replacement for CKP. Brandon and other contributors on GitHub have done a great job maintaining the extension, responding to issues, making updates, and squashing bugs! :) Since there are a lot of feature requests for edit functionality here, wanted to mention that I use Tusk in conjunction with KeeWeb on the web and KeePass2Android on Android, which are both similarly open-source.
To find for user/password better alocated on ui.
Vypadá to na solidní aplikaci a někomu může vyhovovat. Sama zkouší z databáze odhadovat, které heslo pro konkrétní stránku potřebujete. Dá se pěkně připojit na cloud (třeba Google Drive, Dropbox atd.). Na druhou stranu mi nevyhovuje, že musíte do pluginu nahrát keyfile, čímž snižujete zabezpečení.
I like it. Is very useful Fully featured The feature I like most is that you can copy the pass in the clipboard and you can set the time to clean the clipboard PD: I generate the passwords with keepass2android uploading the keepass file to cloud and using that on computer with this extension that reads your keepass file.
Works very well! Setup is really easy too, if you have your keepass file in Dropbox/Google Drive.
Switching from CKP to Tusk was a breeze! The new interface looks great - glad you are carrying this forward - great job.
really like not being dependent on lastpass anymore. :) Love that it works with Nextcloud, makes it super easy to have synced passwords across computers. Looking forward to being able to edit and save newly created passwords.
I like it! I would love it if you could implement write features, even if they were quite rudimentary. I installed this app (and previously CKP) to use in my work where I'm not the admin, and it works really great to read passwords, but sometimes when you need to add a new account, it is an hassle, you need to add it on the phone or wait until I get home. I'm no expert, but it think there is already some implementation of read/write in javascript (for instance KeeWeb), you could take inspiration in their code..