Triwarden

Fill and save logins from your Triwarden vault. Filling asks for Touch ID in the app.

Triwarden for your browser fills and saves logins from your Triwarden vault, an open-source macOS client for Vaultwarden and Bitwarden servers. This extension needs the Triwarden app on your Mac (macOS 26 or later). It does not work on its own. WHAT IT DOES • Fill logins: click the Triwarden icon in a username or password field, press Cmd+Shift+L, or right-click and choose Triwarden. • Suggestions: optionally show matching logins as soon as you click into a field. • One-time codes: fill verification codes into code fields, with a countdown for the code's remaining time. • Save logins: after you sign in to a site, Triwarden asks in the app whether to save or update the login. Nothing is saved until you say so. • Copy from the right-click menu: copy a username, password or verification code for the site you are on. PRIVATE BY DESIGN • Your vault stays on your own Vaultwarden or Bitwarden server. The extension never stores your passwords. • Passwords and one-time codes are released only after Touch ID in the Triwarden app, and you choose how long one approval lasts. • Suggestions show names and usernames only. The extension talks to the Triwarden app on your Mac through Chrome's native messaging; it makes no network requests of its own. • No analytics, no tracking, no ads. SETUP 1. Install Triwarden on your Mac. 2. In Triwarden, open Settings › Browser, turn on "Allow the browser extension", and press Connect next to your browser. 3. Unlock your vault in the app. Works with Chrome, Edge, Brave and other Chromium browsers on macOS.