passr

Fill and copy passwords from pass, the standard unix password manager. Fast, local, keyboard-first.

passr brings your pass (passwordstore.org) password store to Chrome. Open it on any login page and the entries that match the site are already at the top. Press Enter to fill your username and password. There's nothing to configure, and it works with the store you already have. • Site matching based on how you named your entries (example.com, example/you, aws/prod…) • Fill username + password with Enter, including login forms inside frames • Copy password, username or one-time code (TOTP) with one key; the clipboard clears after 45 seconds • Built-in TOTP from otpauth:// lines, with no extra pass extension needed • Instant fuzzy search across your whole store • Keyboard shortcut: Alt+Shift+P Private by design: passr has no servers, no accounts and no analytics, and it makes no network requests. Entries are decrypted on your machine by your own gpg. Requires the small passr helper (macOS and Linux). Install it with one command: curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/wes/passr-chrome/main/install.sh | bash Open source (MIT): https://github.com/wes/passr-chrome