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AutoFill · Android
AutoFill in Chrome on Android
Chrome only fills in logins from Password Safe once you allow it. Set Password Safe as your autofill service, then switch Chrome over.
Android phone or tablet
Password Safe for Android
Google Chrome
01Set it up
1
Set Password Safe as your autofill service
Open the Android Settings app and go to Passwords, passkeys & accounts. Under Preferred service, tap Change and choose Password Safe.
Menu names can differ slightly depending on your phone's manufacturer and Android version.
2
Allow Chrome to use it
Open Chrome, tap the menu (⋮) and go to Settings → Autofill services. Select Autofill using another service.
If the option is greyed out, step 1 isn't done yet.
3
Restart Chrome
Tap Restart Chrome to apply the change.
That's it. Open a login page, tap the username field and pick your entry from Password Safe.
02Troubleshooting
Chrome only offers this option once another app is set as your autofill service. Do step 1 first, then return to Chrome's settings.
Make sure Password Safe is installed and up to date from Google Play, then open the list again.
Other browsers usually have a similar option in their own settings.
No. AutoFill is part of the free app.
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