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However, on a sub-page within the site (https://www.example.org/ControlMaster/EditUsers.aspx), where I modify settings, there is a user password reset dialog which was also being detected and KeePassHttp was autofilling the password. But that was generating an error when I submitted because I was not trying to reset the user password, I was modifying other settings for the user.
So, how to allow KeePassHttp to autofill my main login to the site, but not on this sub-page within the site?
I also have "Return only best matching entries for an URL instead of all entries for the whole domain" option checked in KeePassHttp Options.
This seems to be working, telling KeePassHttp to autofill on the main site, but not (or fill in blank values) on the sub-page.
This issue is resolved. I know it will help me in the future when I have to set up KeePassHttp again. I hope it helps someone else.
🙏
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Autofill username/password on main site but do not autofill on sub-page within site
Autofill username/password on site login page but do not autofill on sub-page within site
Nov 18, 2021
UPDATE:
This method was blanking out a username field which caused me to save a blank username to our database application. Be careful. We try to be tricky but sometimes it bites us.
I'm documenting this here in case it helps others.
In KeePass, I have credentials saved for https://www.example.org. When I browse to https://www.example.org/Login.aspx, ChromeKeePass and KeePassHttp autofill username and password 🙌
However, on a sub-page within the site (https://www.example.org/ControlMaster/EditUsers.aspx), where I modify settings, there is a user password reset dialog which was also being detected and KeePassHttp was autofilling the password. But that was generating an error when I submitted because I was not trying to reset the user password, I was modifying other settings for the user.
So, how to allow KeePassHttp to autofill my main login to the site, but not on this sub-page within the site?
My solution was to enter two entries in KeePass, one for
https://www.example.org
where I store my main username and password,
and another entry for
https://www.example.org/ControlMaster/EditUsers.aspx
which is an entry with only URL field data, and blank for username and password
I also have "Return only best matching entries for an URL instead of all entries for the whole domain" option checked in KeePassHttp Options.
This seems to be working, telling KeePassHttp to autofill on the main site, but not (or fill in blank values) on the sub-page.
This issue is resolved. I know it will help me in the future when I have to set up KeePassHttp again. I hope it helps someone else.
🙏
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: