The extension should be able to detect urls even if the database is locked. When it detects it should ask the user to unlock the database to fill the username and password. Currently I have to unlock the database even for matching the urls.

Some of the website it doesn't detect username or password fields

An absolutely essential extension to integrate KeepassXC into the browser. This works perfectly most of the time, and seems to improve with every release -- I need to do less and less to get it to work with the sites I use.

The only thing I don't like about it is that it could go a little further to explaining to new users what they need to do to setup integration; it's not apparent that one needs to add a open settings and add a connected database in order to start using.

Working today, thank you.

Safe and easy to use.

I'm not giving 5 stars because the "Custom Browser" feature (like Waterfox or Librefox) is not available for Windows (only Linux and Mac).

There is a workaround by modified the Registry Keys but it's not intuitive or easy to find.

Please get the recommended tag.

Fonctionne très bien avec KeepassXC, la complétion automatique est performante même avec plusieurs identifiants, et la possibilité de choisir des champs d’identification personnalisés est la bienvenue.

The add-on works exceptionally on Windows 10 but for some reason it can't integrate KeePassXC database on ZorinOS 15.3, not even with AppImage version. But it's still an excellent program.

EDIT: see bottom for additional (positive) impressions and alternatives.

Original Review:

This is almost perfect, but KeePassXC-Browser is having problems with certain websites which require more than a UserID and Password field.

For example, on the American Airlines site, a username, *last name* and PW are required. While KeePassXC allows me to enter additional attributes like "Last Name: Doe" into advanced, there does not seem to be a way to invoke pasting it into the form.

Even If one uses the "choose custom login fields" there is no way to set the last name field as one of the options . . .

Ah, well. At least there is auto-type! :-)

EDIT: The developer is fantastically responsive, as seen below (and I was also e-mail directly with further comments, a nice touch!). I pointed out the built-in documentation (of KeePassXC) is missing the "KPH:" detail (required in KeePassXC-**Browser**) given in the response (but *is* shown in the online docs which I had not yet read).

Hopefully the built-in docs and online docs become better synchronized.

If you anyone still has problems with KeePassXC-Browser, it seems there are other Firefox add-ons which can connect to KeePassXC such as "KeePassHttp-Connector."

Also, standalone add-ons such as "Owl" (not yet reviewed, but much newer than...) or "KeePass Tusk" make the promise of not needing to install a connector to KeePassXC in the first place.