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Autofill logins from your offline SolidPass vault. SolidPass — offline autofill for your logins The SolidPass browser extension fills your usernames and passwords on websites, straight from your SolidPass vault on your computer. Click a login field and a small SolidPass menu appears with the matching logins for that site — pick one and it fills. That's it. 100% offline. Zero cloud. The extension talks only to the SolidPass desktop app running on your own machine, over a local channel — never the internet. There are no accounts, no servers, no sync, and nothing about your vault ever leaves your device. SolidPass has no trackers, no ads, and collects no data. You're always in control. A credential is only ever used when you click it. Nothing is filled automatically, nothing is read in the background, and the extension only looks up logins for the site you're actively on. How it works Install the free SolidPass desktop app (macOS, Windows, or Linux) and unlock your vault. Install this extension. On any login page, click the username or password field — the SolidPass menu shows matching logins. Click one to fill. Your vault itself is created and managed in the SolidPass app, protected with AES-256-GCM encryption and an Argon2id-derived key. This extension is simply a convenient way to use those saved logins in your browser. ⚠️ Requires the SolidPass desktop app — the extension does nothing on its own; it's a companion that connects to the app where your encrypted vault lives. Learn more and download the desktop app from: https://airmicroservices.com/solidpass
Jul 23, 2026
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