KeeperFill for Opera
Installation and usage instructions for KeeperFill for Opera.
The Opera browser supports the install of Keeper's Chrome extension. The instructions provided here will install the Chrome extension.
3. Confirm the install by clicking Install.
Consumer customers can log in to the Keeper browser extension with their Keeper email address and Master Password. If you are part of an Enterprise rollout, you may be directed to log in with your Enterprise SSO Login credentials.
In most browsers, the extension will automatically log in when you log in to the Web Vault. Some may require you to log in separately to the Vault and Browser Extension.
For customers who log in with SSO, click on the Enterprise SSO Login dropdown.
Select either Enterprise Domain and enter either the enterprise domain supplied by your Keeper Administrator or enter your Master Password.
When the Stay Logged In setting is enabled, you stay logged into Keeper when you close your browser or restart your computer. In order to use this feature you must first enable it in your extension's settings menu.
Click Settings, then toggle Stay Logged In "on".
Before you proceed, Keeper recommends that you first enable Auto-Logout in order to protect your vault in the case that you step away from your device while logged into Keeper. This automatically logs you out after a period of inactivity.
The Stay Logged In feature is also compatible with the Keeper Web Vault and Desktop App and can be accessed via the Account Dropdown Menu > Settings > Security.
You can search for any website login or other information stored in your Keeper vault by entering your search terms in the search bar. The search feature is case insensitive and will match any record within your vault.
Clicking the Keeper lock allows you to quickly fill and login to the site. You can fill login and password by clicking on fill button or click on Show More to fill individual fields.
If you have multiple logins for the same website, click on the dropdown to expand the selection and display all of the matching records.
When logging into a website, the Keeper Browser extension will provide a list of matching records. The matching is performed by looking at the "Website Address" field of the record as well as the custom fields.
The list of matching records is determined by looking at the URLs stored within your Keeper record. Once the list is generated, a series of logical steps determines the sort order of the selection list, and which specific record is selected as the default choice.
1. If the page you're visiting has a subdomain (e.g. xyz.google.com), then Keeper first looks at the subdomain for the closest match in your vault records. The best matches are sorted by the last time they were used.
2. After checking subdomain, Keeper looks at the "path" information (e.g. xzy.googe.com/some/path) and compares it to the path stored within your Keeper record. The best matches are again sorted by the last time they were used.
3. If the page contains an email address on the screen (such as a pre-filled email field) then Keeper will pre-select the record from the subdomain and path criteria which contains the email field.
For the best record match, make sure that the "Website Address" field in the Keeper record matches the domain and path as close as possible to the target site.
When logging in or registering for an account on a site with no stored credentials, Keeper will present you with a list of recognized email addresses to use for the login/email field on the site's application page (or you can click Add Login to enter a new one).
Next, in the password field, Keeper will instantly generate a strong, random password for you. Click Fill and Save to accept the password and instantly create a new Keeper record.
If you already have a password, enter it and click Yes to create a new Keeper record with the information you entered.
This workflow can be controlled from Settings > Autofill Suggestions in your KeeperFill Browser Extension.
To create a new record for a site that already has a matching login, click the menu icon, then Create New.
Click here to see instructions on how to import your browser stored passwords and export passwords from other password managers.
Long, random passwords that are created for each login help protect your information and reduce your exposure to data breaches. Keeper generates and securely stores strong, random passwords for all of your sites and apps with the click of the dice.
This will NOT automatically change the website's existing login password. You must still visit the corresponding website's "Change Password" form to update the old password to match the new, stronger password. Click here to learn how to easily change your password with KeeperFill.
KeeperFill makes it easy to change your passwords. When a user visits a site's "Change Password" page, you will receive a prompt from Keeper asking if you would like help changing your password. By clicking Yes, Keeper will run a wizard that walks you through a few quick steps to change your password and simultaneously update the record in your vault. These steps will include a series of prompts detailing the following actions:
- Autofill your old/current password
- Automatically generate and autofill a new secure password
- Confirm the changes and save them to your vault
The video below demonstrates how to change your passwords with KeeperFill.
Change Your Passwords with KeeperFill
To have Keeper automatically fill custom fields into login forms, simply create a custom field in your record, in the web vault with the name of the form field (e.g. "Account Number"). If the name matches the field on the screen near the form field, Keeper will fill it for you.
Filling Custom Fields
Mapping Custom Fields to Form Fields
To make sure KeeperFill is able to locate the record in your vault to fill, be sure to set the Website Address in your record to the same domain as the website (e.g. amazon.com). To match multiple domains, simply create additional Website Address custom fields in your record.
Storing Two-Factor codes in the vault has several advantages:
- Keeper two-factor codes are more secure than using SMS text messages.
- Two-factor codes stored in Keeper are protected with strong Zero-Knowledge encryption.
- They can be auto-filled quickly while logging in to a site, saving time and reducing friction.
- Keeper records are securely backed up so if you lose a device you don’t have to reset all the codes.
- Keeper records are shareable, so if you have multiple needing to logging with the same credentials, they won’t need to hunt down the person who has the only device with the code.
Two-Factor Code From Context Menu
KeeperFill can also fill payment cards and identity information that are stored in your Vault.
If a website form field does not display the Keeper lock icon, users can right-click on the field to produce a context menu with KeeperFill features. The context menu offers the ability to fill logins, payment cards, addresses and create new passwords.
Right-Click Context Menu
The KeeperFill Right-Click context menu provides the following features:
- Filling record login fields
- Filling payment card fields
- Filling billing and address fields
- Filling TOTP Codes
- Creating a new record
- Opening the extension window
- Launching the Web Vault
- Logging out of your account
For security reasons, only records with a matching domain name will display in the selection list.
Identity Autofill
Payment Card Autofill
Uninstalling Keeper's Browser Extension from Opera does not effect the data stored in Keeper's Cloud Security Vault.
- 1.Right click on the Keeper icon in the top right corner of your browser.
- 2.Click Remove extension.
- 3.When the pop-up menu appears, click Remove.
If you need assistance, please contact the Keeper support team at https://keepersecurity.com/support.html.
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