Using Autofill / Password Injection
With Autofill enabled in Settings, the extension offers your vault credentials directly on the pages where you need them.
The suggestion popup
Select a username, email, password or OTP field and a small Akeyless icon appears inside it. Select the icon to open a popup listing the vault credentials whose Website URLs match the current domain.
Choose one and the extension fills the form.
What the popup can do
| Action | Where it appears |
|---|---|
| Fill a credential | Any matching login form |
| Generate a strong password | Signup and password-change forms |
| Fill a one-time code | When the item has an OTP authenticator configured |
| Launch | Opens the site and signs in — see Launch |
Matching
Credentials are matched to the page by domain, using the Website URLs on the item. If a credential does not appear, confirm the item has a URL for that site.
Decoy fields
Some sites plant hidden fields to catch automated form fillers. The extension detects and skips them, so your credentials are not written into a trap field.
Turning it off
Autofill follows your account's default on first sign-in. Changing the toggle in Settings overrides the account default from then on, on that browser.
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Updated 6 days ago