The big confusion for AutoFill entries comes by way of the mobile application. The only things you’ll need to make this work are a valid Bitwarden account, the web browser extension and credentials to be added for the new vault entry. What you’ll need to create an AutoFill vault entry By not typing your password, you add yet another layer of security to your logins. Of course, it’s more than just easing the burden of physically straining your digits. What this does is make it such that you can go to a site that requires username and password login credentials, click the Bitwarden web browser extension icon, enter your Master Password and then click the revealed entry to have Bitwarden automatically fill in both the username and password.īy doing this, you don’t have to worry about typing out either your username or password. One feature that I regularly use with Bitwarden is AutoFill. SEE: Password breach: Why pop culture and passwords don’t mix (free PDF) (TechRepublic) This take on the tool includes more features than you might ever use, but those features don’t make Bitwarden a challenge for any user of any skill level. Image: janews094/Adobe Stockīitwarden is one of the most powerful, flexible and user-friendly password managers on the market. Jack Wallen shows you how to make it such that a Bitwarden vault entry can be used for AutoFill via the web browser extension for a simplified workflow. How to create a Bitwarden Vault entry that can be used for AutoFill
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