If you don't use Bitwarden, don't care about auto-type or simply don't want to use the utility, there's still feedback. If interested, please have a look at the project's README then head to the latest release to choose your weapon of choice. It can be run in 3 different ways:įrom its installer: recommended as it gives the user the ability to interact with any window (administrator or not).įrom its zip package: used for portability, is a good option for the people on-the-go, but some applications may require run it elevated.įrom its source: well, there's always the ones that want to play with the code. Is a small utility that uses Bitwarden CLI to bring some of KeePass' features to the table.

Anyway, passwords are sensitive and caution is worthy on this subject, so is perfectly fine if they don't want use a strangers' application for passwords (funny thing tho, is that all of them use a browser extension U_U). Time went by and even if she didn't need anything else I felt like it was a good idea to cram as much of the KeePass functionality as possible because why not?įolks in the Bitwarden Community are not as open as people in here and certainly don't had me the last 6 months like you to know that I'm not trying to do malicious stuff. Long story short I tried my best to achieve a poor man's auto-type à la KeePass. Last year a friend of mine asked me to look into Bitwarden and help her to easy some tedious tasks that require her to constantly typing (or in this case copying/pasting) usernames and passwords.

Not an ad, I'm not affiliated in any way. In case you don't know, Bitwarden is a wonderful product with an insuperable free tier, and even paying, at $10 USD per year is cheaper than any other password manager (plus keeps the development going).

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