That’s all, you will get a notification on the Chrome plugin as to which database it’s connected to.Īny login page you visit now, the credentials will be supplied from KeePass to the browser. Just enter any keyword and it will be used to identify your connection. No need to enter the master password here. Having done that, you will get a confirmation dialog box on the KeePass desktop app. After you install the extension, click on the Connect button to connect the plugin to the desktop app. There are a few KeePass extensions available for Chrome, but chromeIPass is one of the best performer out there. Everything is set, it’s now time to install the Chrome extension from the store. Here, you should be able to see the KeePassHttp plugin in the list. Having done that, restart KeePass.Īfter the KeePass restarts, click on Tools->Plugins.
Users on 32-bit can use the usual Program Files directory. Simply extract the file gx to C:\Program Files (x86)\KeePass Password Safe 2 directory. The zip file will contain a lot of files. The name of the plugin is keepasshttp and can be downloaded from the GitHub page.
The plugin will help the desktop app to communicate with the extension we are going to install on Chrome or Firefox. Setting Up KeePass on WindowsĪfter you have installed KeePass and activated your vault, we need to install a plugin. Password Management: It’s not as easy as it looks, which is why we have a dedicated guide for it, which you should definitely check it out. So here’s a detailed guide on how to configure KeePass on Windows and use it on browsers like Chrome and Firefox.
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