The whole point of a password manager browser extension is to autofill usernames in username boxes, and autofill passwords into password boxes. Obviously a password is never put in a box where it would be visible, it's always a masked one.
And obviously it only does it if the domain matches.
I probably log into 10-15 sites a day on average. I sure as heck don't want to have to be manually searching my password manager, and copying a username, pasting a username, copying a password, and pasting a password each time. That would be literally minutes a day of totally wasted time for no reason.
Both LastPass and Bitwarden have browser extensions that will attempt to fill in login prompts on demand for sites that are detected as being connected to entries.
You misunderstood me. I said “into an unmasked text input field” which is different from a “password input field”
It’s one where the password isn’t replaced with •••••• as you type it and remains visible.
The whole point of a password manager browser extension is to autofill usernames in username boxes, and autofill passwords into password boxes. Obviously a password is never put in a box where it would be visible, it's always a masked one.
And obviously it only does it if the domain matches.
I probably log into 10-15 sites a day on average. I sure as heck don't want to have to be manually searching my password manager, and copying a username, pasting a username, copying a password, and pasting a password each time. That would be literally minutes a day of totally wasted time for no reason.