Husker Du

There has already been a pull request submitted to fix this issue two days ago. It would be nice if the plugin author could review and merge the fix.

I can actually ask the plugin developer if he could add an “OTP” column to the KeePass “Auto-Type Entry Selection” window? Really? In any case, it’s obvious that this isn’t going to be implemented. So I’ll just leave it at that.

Sure. I can only describe the configuration I’m currently using, since I haven’t tried your suggested alternative approach yet. As mentioned, the way I’m using it requires the “AdvancedAutoType” plugin. With it, any standard sequence can be used. In my case, that’s usually {CLEARFIELD}{USERNAME}{TAB}{CLEARFIELD}{PASSWORD}{ENTER} or with OTP {CLEARFIELD}{USERNAME}{TAB}{CLEARFIELD}{PASSWORD}{TAB}{KPOTP}. In the test form, after calling up the Auto-Type Entry Selection via CTRL+ALT+A, it looks like...

Interesting idea. I’ll test it. But if I got it right, I’d need to set this up separately for every KeePass entry, and that’s more work than I’m willing to invest. Thanks for your help.

OK. I’ve now identified the source of the confusion. KeePass itself does not provide the functionality to fill individual login fields by clicking a single column entry in the Auto-Type Entry Selection window. That’s correct. Thanks for pointing that out. This highly useful feature is only added through the “AdvancedAutoType” plugin. I didn’t define any additional sequences, even though that would technically be a workaround. But doing that for every single entry is far too time-consuming. That’s...

OK. I’ve now identified the source of the confusion. KeePass itself does not provide the functionality to fill individual login fields by clicking entries in the Auto-Type Entry Selection window. That’s correct. Thanks for pointing that out. This highly useful feature is only added through the “AdvancedAutoType” plugin. I didn’t define any additional sequences, even though that would technically be a workaround. But doing that for every single entry is far too time-consuming. That’s why I still hope...

Thanks. But as I understand it, there are two ways to input credentials using auto-type. Method 1: On the login page, I activate the first field, open KeePass or use CTRL+ALT+K, search for the appropriate entry, select it, and then use CTRL+V or right-click “Perform Auto-Type”. If everything is configured correctly, my credentials (including OTP if set up) get auto-typed. But this isn’t the method I’m referring to. Method 2: On the login page, I activate the first field, invoke “Global Auto-Type”...

Thanks. But as I understand it, there are two ways to input credentials using auto-type. Method 1: On the login page, I activate the first field, open KeePass or use CTRL+ALT+K, search for the appropriate entry, select it, and then use CTRL+V or right-click “Perform Auto-Type”. If everything is configured correctly, my credentials (including OTP if set up) get auto-typed. But this isn’t the method I’m referring to. Method 2: On the login page, I activate the first field, invoke “Global Auto-Type”...