PfP: Pain-free Passwords sɣur Wladimir Palant

A simple and secure password manager to be used with KeePass databases.

4.5 (2 reviews)

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IMPORTANT: This extension can only work if an additional application is installed.

Can be used in parallel with KeePass, KeePassXC or any other tool working with KeePass databases.
The extension keeps no data, all data stays in the KeePass database file on your hard drive.
Only becomes active when requested, no attack surface towards web pages (good for security).
Passwords are locked automatically after a period of inactivity (configurable).
Recovery codes can be printed, a secure way to recover passwords after a data loss.
Free and open source.

Source code / Contributing

The extension source code is available on GitHub. See https://pfp.works/contributing/ for more information.

Rated 4,5 by 2 reviewers

Tizmilin n tuffɣa n 3.1.0

This release introduces support for multiple databases. If more than one database is configured in PfP Native Host, you will be able to choose the database when unlocking passwords.

Additional changes

Added support for password tags.
Added filtering by site name and tags to All Passwords page.
Added “Text size” extension option.
Added “Move password” menu entry, moving password to a different site.
Added a warning when passwords are filled on unencrypted HTTP sites.
Added notes icon next to password title when notes are present.
Double-clicking password title opens password editor.
Made clearing entered value easier when selecting a site.
Improved detection of hidden fields when filling in.
Dropped “unlimited storage” permission, it is no longer necessary.
Fixed: PfP 2.x passwords for “(none)” are imported under `pfp.invalid` site.
Fixed: Access key underline isn’t visible on letters like “g.”
Fixed: Whitespace becomes hidden if an access key is underlined before it.

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