Rick313

I think you may have put your finger on it in your first post. It sounds like the page title may be changing after you enter the user id. Try unchecking the KeePass option Cancel auto-type when the target window title changes under Tools, Options, Advanced.

Hi Noah, As others have mentioned, if all you want to do is create a copy of your KeePass database for backup purposes, then all you really need to do is copy your .kdbx file to your backup drive and that's it. To make that more automatic, I recommend using the DataBaseBackup plugin. After you install it, you just go to Tools, DB Backup plug-in, Configure, and add a backup directory. From then on, it will automatically create a backup copy of your database whenever you save your changes. If you want...

I am a huge fan of the WebAutoType plugin. It might work for you.

Yes, there is no way to tab to the link and give it focus. Pressing tab just skips over the link entirely. In fact, I have tried pressing tab about 30 times which gives focus to every other link on the screen except for the one to bypass the Google login. I think I have run into similar pages on other sites, but that was before I started using KeePass.

All I know is that it works for me, so maybe some other settings need to be tweaked. Do you have the first option checked under Tools, WebAutoType Options? Have you tried any other browsers to see if it's just an issue with Opera or with all browsers? Have you tried changing the URL in KeePass? By default, I think WebAutoType looks for an exact match, but if you shorten the URL, it will do a more generic match. Some people have had success adding --force-renderer-accessibility to their browser shortcut...

I have only been using KeePass for a short time and have had good luck using auto-type on most sites, but I am having trouble with job search site indeed.com and just wondered if anyone had a work around for sites like this. On the main login page, you can select from Google, Apple, Facebook, or email. I always choose the email option and am able to auto-type my user name and the enter key on the first page. After that, I get an intermediate page pushing me to login with Google where I have to click...

Yes, it works for me on Windows 10. In Chromium based browsers, I found it helpful to disable the flag Auto-disable Accessibility under opera://flags. It's a little confusing due to the double negative, but yes, I disabled the auto-disable functionality.

You may also want to check out the plugin WebAutoType. It matches urls using accessibility features of the browser itself, so it does not require any addition extensions. It is easily one of my favorite plugins, and you can even specify multiple urls which are needed for some sites.