PassAuth

Fill passwords, one-time codes and passkeys from your self-hosted PassAuth vault.

PassAuth is a password manager you host yourself. The extension connects to your own PassAuth server and fills your logins on every site. • Fill logins in one click from the toolbar, from a menu right under the login field, or with Ctrl+Shift+L (⌘⇧L on Mac). • See how many saved logins match the current site on the PassAuth icon. • Two-step verification codes: the current code counts down next to the password and is copied automatically after you fill. • Passkeys: save and use passkeys on sites that support them. • Save and update logins as you sign in, or add and edit items in the extension. • Generate strong passwords and passphrases. • Use up to five accounts, each on its own PassAuth server, and switch between them. • Lock after a time you choose, on system lock, on browser restart or never; lock or log out. • Optional: make PassAuth your default password manager by turning off Chrome's own password saving. Your vault is encrypted on your device before anything is sent to your server, and the server never sees your master password. There are no ads, analytics or third-party services. You need a PassAuth server to use this extension. Run your own with Docker (guide: https://fahed-alhammadi.github.io/PassAuth/), or ask the person who runs your organization's server for an account. Open source (MIT): https://github.com/Fahed-Alhammadi/PassAuth