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It would be useful to select how the database entries are considered compatible with a website.
My password store is structured with /url/account, and inside that file is the password.
I'd like to have passff only look at folder names, since the account name is often an email and it contains a domain too.
Example
Have eample.com/user@example.com in the password store
Use the email account to register on site A, with the file A/user@example.com
Open example.com
Current behaviour
Passff lists both example.com/user@example.com and A/user@example.com in the contextual search and field options
Desired behaviour
Have passff check the folder names only, so that on mail.com it would only try to autocomplete with example.com/user@example.com and ignore A (to reduce false positives)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
It would be useful to select how the database entries are considered compatible with a website.
My password store is structured with
/url/account
, and inside that file is the password.I'd like to have passff only look at folder names, since the account name is often an email and it contains a domain too.
Example
eample.com/user@example.com
in the password storeA/user@example.com
Current behaviour
Passff lists both
example.com/user@example.com
andA/user@example.com
in the contextual search and field optionsDesired behaviour
Have passff check the folder names only, so that on mail.com it would only try to autocomplete with
example.com/user@example.com
and ignoreA
(to reduce false positives)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: