Feature Request: Field References (Username, Passwords and more)

ITJonny
ITJonny
Community Member
edited September 20 in Windows

I used KeePass for many years and one of the greatest features it offered in my opinion was the option to set field references. It allows you to reference a password or username from an existing entry. This is immensely useful for domain joined environments where you might need to use username [at] domain.com for some websites and username for others. Creating manual entries is time consuming and when it comes time to changing your password can be a bit of a pain.

More info on field references can be found on this link: https://keepass.info/help/base/fieldrefs.html

{REF:P@I:5FFE5AAEDC08E547B3A3EECFCD70F3AD}

{REF:<WantedField>@<SearchIn>:<Text>}

Screenshot-001 - Keepass Example:

Source:
https://1password.community/discussion/136525/feature-request-field-references

1Password Version: 1Password for Windows 8.10.45 (81045002)
Extension Version: 1Password-Browser-Erweiterung Version 8.10.44.34
OS Version: Windows 11
Browser: Edge & Chrome

Comments

  • dmveron
    dmveron
    Community Member

    I have a similar feature request based on the workaround I use for a situation similar to yours. On my AD domain, let's say example.local, some logins need example\username but others will fail unless it's only username. My workaround has been to use the website autofill behavior custom settings to specify where to use certain sets of credentials. Obviously the drawback is that you need to create multiple entries for the same set of creds.

    Anyway, the feature request I have to to adjust the website autofill custom options to include a "use on this domain and all subdomains EXCEPT for X, Y, and Z subdomains." That would help.