KeePassXC-Browser

Nico Manthey2019年3月20日

★★★★★5

Works beautiful, use it since one year on Chrome and now on Brave Browser. Setup is a bit tricky (check on youtube) but once you got it running, you don't want to miss it

Adam Dashund2019年3月15日

★★★★★4

How to make KeePassXC-Browser saves generated passwords to KeePassXC?

Rauland2019年3月13日

★★★★★1

Unfortunately I can not make i work under the last Brave Version 0.61.51 Chromium: 73.0.3683.75 (Official Build) (64-bit) and last KeePassXC version 2.3.4

Roland GONSALES2019年3月11日

★★★★★2

Le principe est excellent, mais l'extension ne fonctionne pas sous Windows 10 avec Chrome Version 72.0.3626.121 (Build officiel) (64 bits).

Thomas Sauvajon2019年2月26日

★★★★★2

The connect button under the "Connected Databases" tab doesn't seem to do anything at all on Brave Browser

Chien “Equisly” Lieu2019年2月21日

★★★★★4

Fill TOTP doesn't work

Quentin Meeus2019年1月27日

★★★★★2

I couldn't even fill one password and it's telling me that I have an old version of keepassxc whereas I just installed it using the instructions on the website. It can't login to the most mainstream websites (in that case stack overflow) and instead gives me a generated password... No, at the moment, it's not very good... Look forward to future updates, for the time being I will stick with my usual browser plugin...

Raman Gupta2019年1月18日

★★★★★4

Its pretty good once it is configured, but the main issue is that it displays the username as a dropdown on the username field, and this dropdown conflicts with Google Chrome's own "saved passwords" dropdown, as well as sometimes with dropdowns provided by the site. I don't know what the right UX modifications would be to solve this problem, but it is a problem nonetheless. Another problem is that if you have multiple open databases, the extension is only able to see entries in the currently focused database in KeepassXC, even though all the open databases are authorized. This means you have to open KeepassXC and select the right tab for the current web page (which means you've already done most of the work needed to copy the password from KeepassXC directly).

Dalton2019年1月18日

★★★★★4

I don't trust any of those cloud storing, security skimping, data selling, corporate pawn password managers out there, so I love that KeePassXC provides many of the same features in a free, open-source package. I can store my data locally, but maintain the cross device benefits of cloud storage by combining KeePass with Syncthing. The plugin works... pretty well. The biggest issue I've been having is the functionality to automatically create new entries, or update the password for existing entries when I change it, just flat out doesn't work 90% of the time. Also, the notification to allow or deny database access for a site can get annoying. Sometimes, I don't want to permanently allow (or deny) access, but I don't want to keep clicking allow once every single time the page reloads (which can be many times in modern login flows). An option to remember my choice for a certain length of time would be great (Like say a 5 min preference timeout). The auto-fill works well, even with a variety of login field setups, and I love the password generator integration. It gets the job done, but improvements can be made. Perhaps I'll take a look at the code and see if I can help make some improvements. Open-source FTW!

Scheli Beans2019年1月11日

★★★★★4

So far, so good but why is this extension nagging me about using an old version of KeePassXC when Im already using 2.3.4?