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Password manager for developers. Save, find and auto-fill logins by URL. Optional end-to-end encrypted cross-device sync. Password Vault is a fast, keyboard-driven password manager built for developers. WHAT IT DOES • Save any login (site, URL, username, password, notes) and find it instantly by name or URL. • Auto-fills the matching credential on the right page — or press Ctrl+Shift+L to fill without opening the popup. • Detects successful logins and offers to save new credentials automatically. • Built-in password generator and a strength / reuse health report. • TOTP (2FA) codes stored alongside the login and copied with one click. • Organise entries into your own colour-coded folders. • Keyboard navigation in the vault list (arrow keys, Enter to fill). • CSV import from Chrome, Bitwarden and other managers; JSON export for backups. SECURITY • Everything is stored locally in your browser by default. • Optional master PIN with idle auto-lock and lockout after failed attempts. • Optional local vault encryption — passwords are kept as ciphertext on disk and unlocked with a passphrase. • Clipboard is cleared automatically after copying a password. SYNC (optional) • Turn on end-to-end encrypted sync and your vault is mirrored across the devices signed in to your Chrome profile. • The encryption key is derived from a passphrase that never leaves your device. • No account to create, no server, no subscription. WHY INSTALL IT If you live in the browser and want a lightweight, private password manager that fills logins by URL, works from the keyboard, and never forces you into a cloud account — Password Vault stays out of your way.
Sep 11, 2026
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