sticky password chrome extension not working

#Sticky password chrome extension not working password#
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I'm still surprised that a disabled extension can cause an issue but. There's no need to have old, disabled extensions lying around anyway, It's probably a security risk in itself. This is the best I can come up with right now. So, one of the disabled extensions was somehow blocking TrueKey.Ĭhanging the Incognito Mode setting seems to have restarted TrueKey and made it work, so perhaps an extension was updated in Chrome, and started after TrueKey, and somehow blocked it, despite the fact it was disabled. I visited the URL for this forum, TrueKey signed me in! I went back to the webinterface page, refresh. I can't say which one caused the issue, because I removed a whole lot at once. I had thought that when they're disabled, they can't cause any issues.Īll of the old extensions that I no longer use have been removed. I had 5 or 6 that I haven't used for years. What if another extension is starting up and messing up TrueKey? But TrueKey still didn't work (unless I did the aforementioned toggle of the Allow In Incognito Mode which appears to restart TrueKey and then it works until Chrome is restarted) I was looking at the web interface login screen for one of my internal devices.Īll extensions are disabled. extensions? I have TrueKey running in Chrome, and Chrome installs the same extensions across all Chrome installs on your Google account.

#Sticky password chrome extension not working mac#

I mean, it was even not working on Mac OS, as well as all my separate Windows PC. what do all of these systems have in common that could cause this issue? This does appear to be the latest version available from the Chrome Web Store I'd become very reliant on TrueKey to sign me into websites!ĮDIT: My TrueKey extension reports its version number as You realise how handy something is, when it's gone!

#Sticky password chrome extension not working password#

Then Chrome updated itself, tried TrueKey again, still doesn't workĪs with the Windows machines, I am logged in, I can view credentials, copy/paste, etc, but I get no blue icon in password boxes. I'll boot it up and try now before posting this.Īfter first boot I logged into TrueKey and tried it, didn't work on

I keep meaning to try Chrome on my M1 Mac to see if it works. TrueKey is running, I'm signed in, but it never offers passwords for sites, nor does it offer to generate passwords for new signups (such as for this very forum) and the blue icon in the password boxes no longer appears, on at least three separate systems.Ĭhrome Version. I've tried disabling TrueKey and reenabling, I've tried disabling the Chrome setting to allow TrueKey to manage passwords, and reenable it.

The first I noticed is that it stopped working on my Surface tablet, but then I noticed the following day that it no longer functions on my main workstation, nor my laptop. It takes me to the URL that's saved, but no login occurs.Ĭhrome is still set to use TrueKey for password management, nothing has changed, it simply stopped working on my machines a couple of weeks ago. The blue icon no longer shows on password dialogue boxes, but I can click on the TrueKey extensions icon in Chrome and I'm still logged in and can manually view, and copy and paste passwords.Ĭlicking on a saved website in TrueKey also no longer works. I have tried it on three PCs so far, same on each. Suddenly it stopped working for me in Chrome, a couple of weeks ago. Beyond that, Sticky Password is a bit strict with URLs: Other providers like LastPass recognize Amazon accounts on different localizations such as and .uk, whereas Sticky Password doesn't automatically supply the needed login credentials unless configured for that specific site.I've been using TrueKey Premium for a number of years, without issue. When using Amazon, for example, the service couldn't find the credit card we had saved.

Most of the time, Sticky Password does well when it comes to automatically filling forms, identifying the correct input fields, and supplying the needed data sets, but not always. Once you've registered a new account for a website where you don't yet have any data saved, you can automatically save your login data for it.

Whenever you create a new account on a website, you can generate a secure password by clicking on the Sticky Password icon in the password field. If only a single record is saved, you'll be automatically logged in, however, in all other cases, you can select which data set you would like to login with by clicking on the icon. Sticky Password should automatically identify web forms for login or input fields for personal data, displaying an icon alongside them.