A game changer would be more granular control over the fill features. I ended up disabling all fill features, since they end up being so annoying in the context of modern work which is all about the SaaS apps, tons of online tools with fields and forms. Imagine being able to disable for parts of a site, for certain pages / directories / subdomains, or even to be able to disable for certain fields. In addition being able to mark an account as "primary" in the case we have multiple accounts for the same service for example Gmail, so that it doesn't just pick the top one on alphabetical order. Or to disable fill for specific records completely while keeping it on for other records. Answer from RasaService on reddit.com
Chrome Web Store
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Keeper® Password Manager & Digital Vault - Chrome Web Store
Supports TOTP, SMS, WebAuthn and more. • Access your secure digital vault, and sync and manage your data, on all of your devices. • Store more than just passwords. Use your Keeper vault for confidential files, photos, videos, payment card ...
Keeper Security
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Password Autofill Browser Extensions - Keeper Security
KeeperFill is a browser extension that lets you autofill login credentials on your favorite sites. Available for Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari, Opera and Brave.
Thoughts on new Extension UI?
A game changer would be more granular control over the fill features. I ended up disabling all fill features, since they end up being so annoying in the context of modern work which is all about the SaaS apps, tons of online tools with fields and forms. Imagine being able to disable for parts of a site, for certain pages / directories / subdomains, or even to be able to disable for certain fields. In addition being able to mark an account as "primary" in the case we have multiple accounts for the same service for example Gmail, so that it doesn't just pick the top one on alphabetical order. Or to disable fill for specific records completely while keeping it on for other records. More on reddit.com
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June 5, 2024I want to use keeper password manager - Google Chrome Community
Skip to main content · Google Chrome Help · Sign in · Google Help · Help Center · Community · Google Chrome · Terms of Service · Submit feedback · Send feedback on More on support.google.com
Chrome extension repeatedly disappearing, corrupted -- possible security risk?
I've seen the extension icon disappear from the browser extension bar a number of times on Chrome and Chromium based browsers. There is a blank space where it should be. Restarting the browser usually makes it show back up. If that didn't work, clearing cache and restarting did the trick. One of my many OCD topics is password managers, and I've done a fair bit of testing on most of the major ones. Keeper, being my favorite and most secure password manager choice, is also the only one I've noticed this behavior with. Though I don't think the extension is getting corrupted, there is something goofy going on with memory management with the browser extension. I've also noticed very strange behavior when I accidentally have more than one password manager enabled, especially with 1Password also running, as it likes to take over the browser. I'm guessing password managers are competing against the same resources within the browser as they need access above tab containers - though I'm not a browser developer so that is just a guess on my part. The two issues may be related. More on reddit.com
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May 15, 2025How to make Keeper the default password manager in Chrome?
It’s not a special arrangement they have, it’s a permission that an extension can request, to control browser settings. Since we have had our extension in the chrome store for 10+ years, we didn’t want to request too many permissions from the user, and it risks popping up a permission request for millions of people, causing confusion etc. To turn off Google password manager, just go to Chrome > Settings > Autofill & Passwords > Google Password Manager > Settings > and disable the option to "Offer to save passwords". Business customers can enforce Keeper as the password manager through group policy which is what they typically do. More on reddit.com
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Keeper Security Full Tutorial (Setup for Maximum Security!) - YouTube
Keeper
docs.keeper.io › en › user-guides › browser-extensions › keeperfill-for-chrome-and-brave
Install for Chrome | User Guides | Keeper Documentation
Installation instructions for KeeperFill for Chrome, Brave and other Chromium-based browsers.
Keeper Security
keepersecurity.com › chrome-password-manager.html
Chrome Password Manager - Keeper Security
The Chrome browser comes with an autofill feature, but the Keeper Browser Extension for Chrome offers a more secure and seamless solution to save and autofill your passwords across all browsers and devices.
Umb
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Keeper Extension For Chrome
December 28, 2024 - The Keeper extension for Chrome is a password manager designed to enhance online security and streamline the process of managing numerous passwords.
Reddit
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r/KeeperSecurity on Reddit: Thoughts on new Extension UI?
June 5, 2024 -
What do you think of our recent Browser Extension updates? (1, 2).
What's working well for you?
What isn't?
What would be a game-changer?
Our product team will review & respond to every piece of feedback here.
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A game changer would be more granular control over the fill features. I ended up disabling all fill features, since they end up being so annoying in the context of modern work which is all about the SaaS apps, tons of online tools with fields and forms. Imagine being able to disable for parts of a site, for certain pages / directories / subdomains, or even to be able to disable for certain fields. In addition being able to mark an account as "primary" in the case we have multiple accounts for the same service for example Gmail, so that it doesn't just pick the top one on alphabetical order. Or to disable fill for specific records completely while keeping it on for other records.
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I did not find it in the release notes yet. But we use an enterprise license in combination with family account ability. I wish the add-on would allow me to switch between both accounts easily. Now I have to sign out, then sign in on the account I want to grab credentials from.
Keeper
docs.keeper.io › en › user-guides › browser-extensions
Browser Extensions | User Guides | Keeper Documentation
1 week ago - Once you install the Keeper Browser Extension, you can conveniently autofill your logins, passwords, passkeys and save new records that you create to your Keeper Vault. The KeeperFill browser extension is available for every web browser including ...
PR Newswire
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Keeper Security Enhances Browser Extension With New Autofill Controls, PAM Support and Snapshot Tool
April 22, 2025 - Download the new Keeper Browser Extension 17.1 from the Chrome Web Store, Apple App Store, Microsoft Edge Add-ons or Firefox Add-ons store.
Crx4Chrome
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Keeper - Free Productivity Extension for Chrome - Crx4Chrome
Keeper is a free Productivity Extension for Chrome.
Chrome Web Store
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Double (formerly Keeper) - Chrome Web Store
Double's (formerly Keeper) chrome extension helps accountants and bookkeepers sync to their accounting ledger.
Google Support
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I want to use keeper password manager - Google Chrome Community
August 28, 2025 - Skip to main content · Google Chrome Help · Sign in · Google Help · Help Center · Community · Google Chrome · Terms of Service · Submit feedback · Send feedback on
Mozilla Add-ons
addons.mozilla.org › en-US › firefox › addon › keeper-password-manager
Keeper® Password Manager & Digital Vault – Get this Extension for 🦊 Firefox (en-US)
3 weeks ago - About this extension · Generate ... Keeper is the most secure way to store your passwords, passkeys and private information, protect yourself against credential-related cyberthreats, and be more productive online....
Reddit
reddit.com › r/keepersecurity › chrome extension repeatedly disappearing, corrupted -- possible security risk?
r/KeeperSecurity on Reddit: Chrome extension repeatedly disappearing, corrupted -- possible security risk?
May 15, 2025 -
Keeper extension in Chrome disappears from the pinned list every few days. Chrome says it is corrupted and starts to function again after I install a new download. What could be wrong? Any possibility of attempted hack? What actions can I take to be safe?
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I've seen the extension icon disappear from the browser extension bar a number of times on Chrome and Chromium based browsers. There is a blank space where it should be. Restarting the browser usually makes it show back up. If that didn't work, clearing cache and restarting did the trick. One of my many OCD topics is password managers, and I've done a fair bit of testing on most of the major ones. Keeper, being my favorite and most secure password manager choice, is also the only one I've noticed this behavior with. Though I don't think the extension is getting corrupted, there is something goofy going on with memory management with the browser extension. I've also noticed very strange behavior when I accidentally have more than one password manager enabled, especially with 1Password also running, as it likes to take over the browser. I'm guessing password managers are competing against the same resources within the browser as they need access above tab containers - though I'm not a browser developer so that is just a guess on my part. The two issues may be related.
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I’ve never seen that. You may want to reinstall Chrome and check disk space.
Google Play
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Keeper Password Manager - Apps on Google Play
November 4, 2025 - Keeper is compatible with all browsers including: • Chrome • Brave • DuckDuckGo • Opera • Internet Explorer • Firefox • Safari • Edge Easily import your passwords from: • Apple iCloud Keychain • Google Chrome • Dashlane • 1Password • LastPass • Bitwarden • Nordpass • and more!
Google Workspace
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Google Keep: Online Notes and Digital Notebook Lists | Google Workspace
Create and share digital notes, lists, photos, drawings, and audio to save your thoughts with Google Keep.
DES Support
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Keeper Password Manager - Browser Extensions – Washington State DES
Installation instructions for installing the Keeper Password Manager browser extension. Microsoft Edge Google Chrome Mozilla Firefox Edge Open Edge Visit the link below to download Keeper Passwo...
PCMAG
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The Best Password Managers We've Tested for 2025 | PCMag
3 weeks ago - Keeper allows you to sync passwords across the following platforms: Android, iOS, Linux, macOS, and Windows, or download an extension for Brave, Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Opera, and Safari.
App Store
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Keeper for Safari App - App Store
I wish that there was a protocol designed in the password filler function on the iPhone to refresh Keeper when it searches for a password so that I don’t have to manually refresh it each time. With that resolved, I would give it 5 stars. Also, Keeper no longer works on Edge to autofill passwords. I had to switch to Chrome for that reason.
Google
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Sign in anywhere on Chrome - Google Password Manager
Sign in to sites and apps on any device, without needing to remember or reuse passwords. Google Password Manager is built in to Chrome (on all platforms) and every Android app.
Reddit
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r/KeeperSecurity on Reddit: How to make Keeper the default password manager in Chrome?
February 17, 2024 -
I recently switched our family's long-standing plan from 1Password to Keeper Security. In addition to a previously mentioned issue about a missing popup window in okta.com, I've noticed a difference in integration capabilities between the two services. 1Password could set itself as the default password manager in Chrome, a status confirmed in the browser's settings where it's noted that "This setting is controlled by 1Password." However, such an option appears to be absent for Keeper. This situation has led me to speculate whether 1Password has a special arrangement with Google, granting it certain advantages not available to other password managers. Could this potentially be the reason behind the popup window problem I've experienced, or does it indicate a unique technical capability that only 1Password possesses?
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It’s not a special arrangement they have, it’s a permission that an extension can request, to control browser settings. Since we have had our extension in the chrome store for 10+ years, we didn’t want to request too many permissions from the user, and it risks popping up a permission request for millions of people, causing confusion etc. To turn off Google password manager, just go to Chrome > Settings > Autofill & Passwords > Google Password Manager > Settings > and disable the option to "Offer to save passwords". Business customers can enforce Keeper as the password manager through group policy which is what they typically do.
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Hi u/QyMbEr , I'm the Sr. Product Manager for our Browser Extensions. I was happy to find your question here, because I've been wondering about this myself recently. If I may ask, what value do you get from setting 1Password as your default password manager in Chrome? Feel free to DM me if you prefer. Thank you!