Keyhold door Wojciech Gałuszewski

Keyhold keeps your passwords, two-factor codes and important files in one encrypted file on your computer. This extension connects your browser to it.

• Click a login field and pick the account from the list under it — the username and password are filled in. • On a two-factor page the list shows the current code with a countdown; one click fills it. • When you sign in with a new login, Keyhold saves it. When a password changes, it asks before updating. • Works on two-step logins, where the username and the password are on separate pages.

The extension needs the free Keyhold app for Windows: https://github.com/Galusz/keyhold/releases/latest It talks only to Keyhold on the same computer (127.0.0.1) — nothing is sent anywhere else. There is no account and no tracking.

Privacy policy: https://galusz.github.io/keyhold/privacy.html