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Vaultwarden has worked greatly for me but today I found it does not have a feature to auto fill for the other applications. Any alternatives? (alien.top)

submitted 11 months ago by Sudden_Cheetah7530@alien.top to c/main@selfhosted.forum

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I have been so satisfied with the features so far. But I thought it would be better if I run vaultwarden on os level to autofill other applications. And I found 5-year-old thread for this feature, so I lost hope for that.

So I'm thinking of moving to the alternative. Anything works like vaultwarden plus this feature would be nice. Any recommendations? Thanks

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[–] dumbasPL@alien.top 1 points 11 months ago

Autofill on the host level only works if the OS and apps support it. I don't think there is a password auto-fill protocol for Linux. Autofill on OS level exists on Android (and maybe IOS? idk, don't use that trash) but I haven't seen it anywhere on a desktop. The best I've seen is automatic focus change and keyboard emulation to type the password.