Add a button to open entry in a new tab (and use url field if it exists)
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Agreed, but foldername as URL for now may help keep it simple. |
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Well, I do not think foldername is the best place for URL. |
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Not saying it isn't possible, but easier to implement as a starting point
with some functionality so that you can then use that to decrypt the
relevant password file(s).
…On Mon, Mar 5, 2018 at 10:40 PM, Petr Nehez ***@***.***> wrote:
Well, I do not think foldername is the best place for URL.
I have many folders but none of them contains any URL (even not the part
of it).
Then e.g. I have an item gitlab.com but the content of its url field is *https://gitlab.com/users/sign_in
<https://gitlab.com/users/sign_in>*.
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Just to clarify, how do you want it to look like? Today clicking on the entry fills in the form, so is it going to be a new button next to "copy username" and "copy password"? Supporting a |
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That's understandable and I even didn't think about it. |
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url field if it exists)
#103) - Host app will now return a "url" field - Browser plugin has a "launch URL" button for each entry - Browser plugin has a new hotkey (g) to launch the URL - Supply basic auth credentials if necessary when launching via the extension Note that basic auth will only work in Firefox >= 54. Older versions don't have the required API to do this.
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Released in v2.0.14, kudos to @erayd for implementing this! |
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Perfect, thanks @erayd! |
General information
Would it be possible to add a feature to read
urlfield?I liked this in LastPass where you just search through your items, click it and the browser opens your stored URL.
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