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Yes, you are right that my workflow is somewhat different than what seems to be that of most KeePass users, who it seems go first to a web page (by whatever means), and then proceed to enter credentials, which fits with KeePass auto-search/type. Whereas my usual workflow has been first to select the account in the password manager (Obliette) and use its go-to-url shortcut to open the web page. Then use Oubliette's global hotkeys to enter username and password. So I was looking for something similar...

Alex, thanks for sticking with this. That plugin was actually the first mentioned to me in a query on the KeePass discussion forum: First Impressions. My call above for a new plugin was not aimed specifically at you, but at any prospective developer who thought it was a good idea. But it did seem a little like just a stripped-down version of yours :-) !

Thanks for the suggestion, but I've already tried that plugin. It, too, depends on selection criteria, rather than simply the currently selected account. I've searched and searched, and as far as I can tell, the entire KeePass ecosystem seems to rely wholly upon that criteria, which is the reason for my call for a plugin which would provide current-account functionality, rather than selection criteria (as an addition, not a replacement).

Okay, so after some experimenting with deleting and clearing and so forth, I have the new (1.5) version installed, and it is doing exactly as requested! Thank you, Alex, that is great! One question: does the .dll need to be in the plugin directory, or just the .plgx, or both? Here is a suggestion, and this is not aimed specifically at Alex, but at any plugin developer who might be interested: I would like a simple plugin which would provide two global (user-defined) hotkeys, one of which would send...

Okay, so after some experimenting with deleting and clearing and so forth, I have the new (1.5) version installed, and it is doing exactly as requested! Thank you, Alex, that is great! One question: does the .dll need to be in the plugin directory, or just the .plgx, or both? Here is a suggestion, and this is not aimed specifically at Alex, but at any plugin developer who might be interested: I would like a simple plugin which would provide two global (user-defined) hotkeys, one of which would send...

Wow, Alex thanks for the quick turnaround! Unfortunately, I don't see any difference with this version--though that is likely because I've not set it up correctly. In the KeePass plugin directory, I previously had AutoTypeSearch.dll and AutoTypeSearch.plgx. I renamed those (to hide them), cleared the plugin cache, copied the new AutoTypeSearch.plgx into the plugin directory and restarted KeePass. That didn't work, so I added back the AutoTypeSearch.dll as well. But still no change; it is exactly...

Great. Just to clarify (for him or others), from what I have been able to see, everything in the KeePass ecosystem seems to be based upon selection criteria. All I'm hoping for is a simple way to send username/password based on whichever is the currently selected account in KeePass, rather than upon automatic selection. This would be additional functionality, not replacement functionality, and would of course be used at the user's discretion. I believer many password manager users in general would...

Thanks for sticking with this. I installed that plugin and tested. Although it isn't exactly what I am looking for, I will keep it installed and try working with it for a while, as it does provide a (less-convenient) work-around of sorts. But I still remain hopeful that my proposed easy solution of adding those two hotkeys might be implemented :-) ! Is there some necessary steps required to ensure that this suggestion reaches the ears (or eyes) of the developer?