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Browser extension does not ask to user to search for credentials, appears to do nothing #1867

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tonydiep opened this issue Feb 28, 2023 · 6 comments

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@tonydiep
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Overview

When using Chrome or Firefox in Linux to login, KeepassXC extension appears to do nothing, does not ask user to search for correct entry

Steps to Reproduce

1.Go to a site to login
2. Click Keepass icon
3. Nothing happens

Expected Behavior

After clicking icon, if Keepass does not have an entry for the URL:
then Keepass asks user to search and then associates URL with entry.
if no entry is found then Keepass associates URL with and saves username and password when the user logs in

Actual Behavior

Keepass does not do anything, shows no error, shows no prompt. Appears broken.

Context

Other Keepass clients ask the user to search if the the entry can't be found and then save the URL association.

Keepass 2.7.4
Linux
Gnome
Wayland
Chrome, Firefox

@tonydiep tonydiep added the bug label Feb 28, 2023
@droidmonkey droidmonkey transferred this issue from keepassxreboot/keepassxc Feb 28, 2023
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Probably a duplicate of the pinned issue: #1426

Please check the proper settings if you are using a Snap based browser.

@varjolintu varjolintu closed this as not planned Won't fix, can't repro, duplicate, stale Feb 28, 2023
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tonydiep commented Feb 28, 2023

It is not a duplicate because:

  1. It happens on Chrome as well as Firefox,
    and
  2. Neither the installed Chrome or Firefox are the Snap versions,
    and
  3. The extension does fill in when he URL matches

@varjolintu
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varjolintu commented Feb 28, 2023

You did not provide that information in the original message. Also, you haven't mentioned how KeePassXC is installed in your system, or what is your distro.

Please go through this guide and report your findings:
https://github.com/keepassxreboot/keepassxc-browser/wiki/Troubleshooting-guide

Also make sure your entry URL's are in a correct simple form, for example https://example.com.

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Some of the original message is warranted, we really don't do a good job of notifying the end user that they "need to do something" to get credentials to populate. We do that already when the database is not connected, but once connected if no credentials are found we are silent even after the user tries to fill in multiple times.

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varjolintu commented Feb 28, 2023

3. The extension does fill in when he URL matches

Wait.. it fills correctly? So are you expecting that if no credentials are found, the extension should provide a way to search all credentials in your database? I probably read the issue incorrectly.

We have received that kind of feature request before, but we are not implementing such thing. The credentials are normally restricted to the current URL. You can trigger a Global Auto-Type for a more generic purpose.

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tonydiep commented Feb 28, 2023 via email

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