If your browser extension is having issues auto-filling usernames and passwords for a particular site, using linked custom fields can force an auto-fill. Show Additionally, basic authentication prompts work a little differently than regular auto-fills. For more information, see Basic Auth Prompts. Bitwarden browser extensions have a unique Tab view, which automatically detects the URI (for example, When a vault item has a corresponding URI, the Bitwarden icon will overlay a badge counter reporting the number of items found for that web page (pictured below). Browser Extension Auto-filltipIf you want, you can hide the badge counter using a the Show badge counter toggle in the Settings → Options menu. Selecting the vault item inside the Tab view will auto-fill login information to the detected input fields. In cases where a web page or service has multiple items with relevant URIs, Bitwarden will always auto-fill the last-used login. Using the context-menunoteCurrently unavailable in the Safari browser extension. Without opening your browser extension, you can right-click on the username or password input field and use the Bitwarden → Auto-fill option. If your vault is locked when you attempt this, a new tab will open prompting you to unlock. Once unlocked, the browser extension will automatically proceed with auto-filling your credentials. Browser Extension Context MenuUsing keyboard shortcutsBitwarden browser extensions provide a set of keyboard shortcuts (also known as hot keys) to auto-fill login information. If your vault is locked when you attempt this, a new tab will open prompting you to unlock. Once unlocked, the browser extension will automatically proceed with auto-filling your credentials. To auto-fill login information, use the following default shortcuts. If there are multiple logins with the detected URI, the last-used login will be used for the auto-fill operation. You can cycle through multiple logins by repeatedly using the keyboard shortcut:
tipIf a login uses the Bitwarden authenticator for TOTPs, using the If any given shortcut doesn't work, it might be because another app on your device is already registered to use it. For example, the auto-fill shortcut on Windows is commonly claimed by the AMD Radeon Adrenaline software (AMD graphic drivers) and therefore cannot be used by Bitwarden. In these instances, you should free up the shortcut or configure Bitwarden to use a different shortcut. Configuring keyboard shortcutsConfiguring the keyboard shortcuts used by a Bitwarden browser extension differs based on which browser you are using. To access the configuration menu:
Some browsers, including Safari and legacy Edge do not currently support changing the default keyboard shortcuts for extensions. On page loadAuto-fill on page load is an experimental and opt-in feature offered by Bitwarden browser extensions. Auto-fill on page load will auto-fill login information when a web page corresponding to a login's URI value loads. Once enabled, you can set the default behavior (on for all items or off for items). To enable this feature, navigate to Settings → Options in your browser extension, select the Auto-fill on page load option, and choose your default behavior. Once enabled and the default behavior is set, you can additionally specify auto-fill on page load behavior for each individual login: Using this convention, you can setup your browser extension to, for example:
warningThis feature is marked experimental and is disabled by default because, while generally safe, attackers with fake websites could take advantage of this to steal credentials. Manually auto-fillYou can auto-fill items manually that don't have saved URIs by opening them in the Vaults view, and selecting the Auto-fill button. TOTP copyIf you use Bitwarden authenticator, Bitwarden will automatically copy a login's TOTP code to the clipboard when the login is auto-filled by any of the above methods. tipAutomatic TOTP copying can be turned off using Settings → Options → Copy TOTP automatically, which will be on by default. Additionally, use the nearby Clear clipboard option to set an interval with which to clear copied values. How do I get my passwords to Autofill?Manage auto sign-in. On your Android phone or tablet, open your device's Settings app .. Tap Google. Manage your Google Account.. At the top, scroll right.. Tap Security.. Scroll down to "Signing in to other sites.". Tap Password Manager. Settings .. Turn Auto sign-in on or off.. Why has Chrome stopped auto filling passwords?The Passwords section contains an 'Offer to save passwords' toggle—make sure that it is enabled. Otherwise, Chrome will not save your login credentials in the first place, preventing the browser from auto-filling them.
How do I set up Autofill on Chrome?Open your Chrome browser. Click on the three dots at the top right corner. Go to Settings and find the Autofill section. To add an address, go to Addresses and more > Add, type the address and click Save.
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