arkPass — Password Manager nga arkDisk

arkPass fills in logins, payment cards and personal details on any site, and keeps them in a vault that is encrypted before it ever leaves your computer.

No account with us. There is no arkPass account and no arkPass cloud. The extension talks only to the Nextcloud server you point it at. Your data is encrypted with a key derived from your master password, on your device — we never see it.

Autofill where you need it. Suggestions appear under the login field, with the account you used last at the top. Entries for a subdomain stay separate from the main domain, so work and private logins don't get mixed up. Cards, identities and one-time codes are filled the same way; cards ask for the CVC first.

Save and update as you go. arkPass offers to save a new login after you sign in, and to update the stored password when you change it — without leaving the page.

Strong passwords by default. On registration forms the generator proposes a strong password and stores it only after the vault confirms the save.

Security

• Argon2id and XChaCha20-Poly1305, entry by entry
• The master password never leaves the device and is stored nowhere
• The vault locks itself; you decide when
• Optional: switch off Firefox's own password manager so prompts don't compete
• No analytics, no tracking, no ads

37 languages, including English, Polish, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Dutch, Czech, Ukrainian, Japanese, Chinese and Arabic.

Requirements: a Nextcloud server with the arkPass server app. The extension works with your own server — there is nothing to sign up for here.

Made by ARKDISK