AlexVallat

I think if you have AutoTypeSearch.dll as well as AutoTypeSearch.plgx then the dll takes priority, so delete the dll and the plgx should be used. If you do an autotype into a window that either fails to match, or shows the multiple matches window that you then cancel, then AutoTypeSearch will appear with a small yellow banner at the top telling you the title of the window which wasn't found. If that banner doesn't appear then AutoTypeSearch wasn't triggered through an un-found window, and so it won't...

Thanks for the detailed explanation. I still believe having the prompt after performing the AutoType from the search window is the best way to handle this. I will not add any additional UI to the search window in any case. I do take your point that this currently does not work for the case where KeePass shows the multiple matches window and you cancel it because none of them are the right one. This logically also counts as a failed auto-type and shows the AutoType Search window, so it should also...

In the File Browser, click the Options link, then in the Specify path to find images put the pattern that you use for naming the art. For you, it sounds like it should be %artist% %album%.%extension% but if that's not right, adjust it to whatever is right for you.

Oh great, good news, thanks.

Thanks for letting me know, I will look into this next week.

WebAutoType relies on Windows accessibility interfaces to obtain the URL for the web page, so this will not work under Linux. There are probably equivalent accessibility mechanisms for Linux (possibly different for each different window manager), but I don't know them, or how to access them from mono.

Plugin can't be installed on Linux

WebAutoType relies on Windows accessibility interfaces to obtain the URL for the web page, so this will not work under Linux. There are probably equivalent accessibility mechanisms for Linux (possibly different for each different window manager), but I don't know them, or how to access them from monom