Method Two for KeePass to Automatically Fill Passwords in Chrome Browser

Previously, we sharedMethod One for KeePass to Automatically Fill Passwords in Chrome Browser, now I will continue to share the second method for implementing KeePass to automatically fill passwords in the Chrome browser, which also supports adding and modifying passwords.

Method Two for KeePass to Automatically Fill Passwords in Chrome Browser

Prepare software:KeePassXC, also known as KeePass Community Edition, also supports macOS and Linux, and is open-source, so its security can be trusted. Prepare plugin:KeePassXC-Browser (offline download)Why use KeePassXC instead of the official KeePass client?Because KeePassXC is more powerful, and more importantly, it conveniently enables the KeePass auto-fill feature we want in the Chrome browser, and allows modification of the KeePass database. Many online tutorials using the original KeePass require a plugin called KeePassHttp.plgx, which hasn't been updated for a long time and needs other plugins to work. KeePassXC itself can integrate withChrome plugin functionality without needing KeePassHttp.plgx, so we use it.Specific steps:The installation of KeePassXC and importing your previous KeePass database are not covered here; it comes with Chinese language support, so you can understand how to operate it. After installing KeePassXC, go to the settings interface, check „Enable KeePassXC Browser Integration,“ and then select the browsers you want to integrate with.Brave browser also just check Chrome.Then click the KeePassXC-Browser icon in the upper right corner of the browser, and click the link button below.If connected, it will prompt you to enter an identifier; just enter any one. (If this dialog does not pop up, please run KeePassXC first and log into the database.)Then it will prompt that the connection was successful.When you create a new account on a website or there are changes to an account, a prompt like the one below will appear, and the data will be directly written into your KeePass database.In KeePassXC settings, you can set the database to save automatically after external modifications to prevent data loss from unexpected computer shutdowns. If you encounter a website where you„ve saved a password but don“t get an auto-fill prompt for the account and password, uncheck „Match URL scheme“ in the settings, because the website was accessed via http when you saved the password, and in recent years https has become widespread, so the previous website now forcibly redirects to https, causing the software to fail to match.Alright, this is the second method to achieve Chrome auto-fill for account and password information saved in KeePass.The first method has the advantage of not requiring installation or running the KeePass client to read and auto-fill your account passwords, but it cannot add or modify them. The second method introduced in this article has the advantage of allowing you to add or modify your account password information at any time, but the drawback is that you need to run the KeePassXC software. Currently, Naiba uses both methods simultaneously: usually using KeePass Tusk from method one, and using method two when needing to add or modify the database. If you have a better method, feel free to share it with me.