How to assign multiple auto-type sequences to an entry and manually choose suitable one. Delayed auto-type.

[kibinimatik]

How to assign multiple auto-type sequences to an entry and manually choose suitable one.
Delayed auto-type.

• Sometimes one need to type a single field or a non-default sequence, without assotiating it with specific target windows.
• Some windows lose focus on the input field when they become inactive.
• Sometimes one need to perform auto-type without obfuscation, though the other times obfuscation works well.

There is a solution.

[kibinimatik]

Add the TCATO Placeholder plugin and the attached triggers.

Open some entry and add the additional sequence you need as a multiline field (e.g. named #UsualAutoType) like this:

{UserName}
{TAB}
{Password}
{ENTER}

Text-expressions should be placed on odd lines, command-expressions (keystrokes, delays etc.) on even:
- when the first expression is a command, leave the first line empty (or place a comment);
- when several expressions of the same kind are consecutive, place them one-line.
For example:

{C:empty}
{CLEARFIELD}
{UserName}@{S:Domain}
{ENTER}{DELAY 2000}
{Password}
{ENTER}

To perform auto-type with an additional sequence click the [F] button and choose a field. The auto-type will be obfuscated, regardless of the entry properties.
Besides the special "auto-type fields", you can choose any single-line field and it will be typed: UserName, Password, URL or any custom single-line field.

With the [C] button you can perform delayed non-obfuscated auto-type (Windows required).
Click this button and choose a field. Auto-type will start in 3000 ms, so you have time to set the cursor someplace.

With the [D] button you can perform delayed auto-type with the default sequence. Obfuscation will depend on the entry properties.

[kibinimatik]

One doesn't have to set additional sequences for each entry. You can set a global list of sequences instead (similarly to the 'Perform Auto-Type' submenu).

Import the attached entries: <autotype> and <delays>

Now when you click the [F] or [C] button and then cancel the dialog to pick a field, the dialog appears again with the global list of sequences. See the GIF

You can customize the global list by editing custom fields of the <autotype> entry. Each opening brace { should be replaced with {{}. For example:

{{}C:empty}
{{}CLEARFIELD}
{{}UserName}@{{}S:Domain}
{{}ENTER}{{}DELAY 2000}
{{}Password}
{{}ENTER}

To use a non-default delay before auto-type (for the [C] and [D] buttons) set the count of milliseconds as UserName of the <delays> entry
Additionally you can set the inter-key delay for the [C] button as URL of this entry.

[Val]

@kibinimatik

On the menu bar you can change the names of the buttons? Let's say the button for "additional sequence"?

[Val]

And the two-step verification authenticator code. https://bitbucket.org/devinmartin/keeotp/wiki/Home

[kibinimatik]

I've changed the buttons describtion to "Type field/sequence..."

With the KeeOtp plugin, you can use the {totp} placeholder in the same manner as other text-expressions

[Val]

You could make videos of the advanced functions that you know! It was simple and educational.

[Val]

I have several password-generating profiles like {PASSWORD} {TAB} {NEWPASSWORD: / Google Mail} {TAB} {NEWPASSWORD} {ENTER} and would like to know if there is any way to put "{F}" on the button to be used?

If I were to carry out the process it would take about 15 days "

[kibinimatik]

@Val
I don't quite understand what the problem is and what takes 15 days. Anyhow you'll be able to perform auto-type with that sequence for any entry, if you add to the <autotype> entry a field containing the code:

 {{}PASSWORD} 
 {{}TAB}
 {{}NEWPASSWORD: / Google Mail}
 {{}TAB}
 {{}NEWPASSWORD} 
 {{}ENTER}

The sequence will be available in the second dialog box, called by the [F] button.