Simple Domain Matching Question

ings

I see there are other very long threads about enhanced domain matching. This will NOT be one of those! Although it was interesting! :-)

My Apple login item has www.icloud.com as the one and only website URL. Yet when I go to www.apple.com, the browser extension figures out that it should offer the Apple password despite the domains not matching.

My question: how does it know to do this? Do you have built-in aliases for common domains? Or does it notice the word "Apple" in the login item title and assume it might be a matching domain?

Dave Ings

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ag_ana

Hi @ings!

That's a very good question! I have asked our extension team for some details about this, I will post back here as soon as I hear back :)

ag_ana

Hi @ings!

We do indeed have some rules that do some magic behind the scenes, and this is one of those :)

Another example of these would be Amazon: because you can login to every Amazon website with the same account, we also have a rule to treat every Amazon domain as equivalent when filling.

I hope this helps!

ings

Thanks for the quick answer (over the weekend no less!)

ag_ana

You are welcome @ings! :)

If you have any other questions, please feel free to reach out anytime.

Have a wonderful day :)