SSH Key Manager

Fill and save passwords from your SSH Key Manager vault, only on the sites they belong to. Works with the SSH Key Manager app.

SSH Key Manager fills your saved logins into sign-in forms and offers to save new ones. Your logins stay in the password vault of the SSH Key Manager app, on your computer. How it works • Click a login field to see the logins saved for that site, and pick one to fill it. • Signed in with a new or changed password? Choose Save or Update in the banner that appears. • If the vault is locked, the menu offers to unlock it in the app. • The extension's button shows whether this browser is connected and whether the vault is unlocked. Only on the right site • A login is offered only on the site it was saved for. Sites are compared exactly, so look-alike addresses get nothing. • A login saved for https is never offered on http. • Nothing is filled until you pick a login. Private by design • The extension talks only to the SSH Key Manager app on your computer, through your browser's native messaging. Nothing goes over the internet. No accounts, analytics or ads. • You connect each browser once, after checking that the browser and the app show the same 6-digit code. Every message after that is encrypted. • The vault is an encrypted KeePass (KDBX 4) file. Of your passwords, the extension only ever receives the one for the login you pick. • Disconnect a browser at any time, from the extension or from the app's Settings. What you need • The free SSH Key Manager app, version 0.4.0 or later, for macOS, Windows or Linux: https://github.com/nuriddin2468/ssh-key-manager • In the app, open Settings and turn on Browser autofill. Then click the extension's button and choose Connect. SSH Key Manager is open source (MIT license). Privacy policy: https://github.com/nuriddin2468/ssh-key-manager/blob/main/PRIVACY.md