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Auto-fill and save credentials from Vault Lens Vault Lens is a companion browser extension for the Vault Lens password manager. It connects to your Vault Lens vault and automatically fills login credentials on any website. Features: Auto-fill login forms — When you visit a site with saved credentials, Vault Lens detects the login fields and fills them instantly with a single click. Save new passwords— After signing in on a new site, Vault Lens prompts you to save the credentials directly to your vault. No manual entry needed. Credential picker — When multiple logins are saved for the same site, Vault Lens shows a clean picker so you can choose the right account. Autofill badge — A subtle "Filled by Vault Lens" badge confirms when credentials have been auto-filled, so you always know what happened. Secure by design — Your vault data stays encrypted end-to-end. The extension only decrypts credentials locally in your browser — nothing is stored or transmitted in plain text. Works everywhere — Vault Lens works on any website with a login form. No site-specific configuration needed. How to use: 1. Install the extension and click the Vault Lens icon in your toolbar. 2. Open Settings and enter your Vault Lens API token (found in your vault account). 3. Visit any login page — Vault Lens will detect saved credentials and offer to fill them.
Jul 25, 2026
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