AI product readChrome browser extension that auto-fills website login credentials by retrieving them from a self-hosted Passwordstate enterprise password management server
Enables enterprise teams to securely auto-fill website login forms using credentials stored in their on-premise Passwordstate installation, eliminating the need to manually look up and type passwords while maintaining centralized password management and auditing
1. User installs extension and browses to their Passwordstate web instance. 2. Extension detects the Passwordstate URL and prompts user to confirm it in the preferences popup. 3. User authenticates against the Passwordstate server via the 'Login' button. 4. Once authenticated (icon turns blue/black), the extension monitors web pages for login forms. 5. Content script (password_manager.min.js) injects into all pages and matches credentials from Passwordstate. 6. Credentials are auto-filled into login forms. 7. New credentials can be saved back to Passwordstate.
Auto-fill website login credentials from PasswordstateSave new website login credentials to PasswordstateFIDO2/Passkey authentication supportPassword generation via Passwordstate APIMaster Password unlock for additional security layerIntegration with on-premise Passwordstate server via API
- Target users
- Enterprise IT teams using Passwordstate for password management / Organizations with self-hosted Passwordstate installations / Users who need browser-based credential auto-fill integrated with centralized password storage
- Background script (background.min.js) is heavily minified at 204KB, making detailed logic analysis difficult
- The extension connects to a user's own on-premise Passwordstate installation (not a fixed cloud endpoint), so full behavior depends on the server configuration
- Passwordstate server-side licensing/pricing model is not determinable from extension code alone
MonetizationNo paid features detected
No evidence of paid features within the extension itself. Searches for 'premium', 'subscription', 'stripe', 'payment', 'billing', 'trial', and 'price' returned zero results. The only 'upgrade' reference (versionmismatch.html line 103) is about software version compatibility: 'It is recommended to upgrade to the latest release of Passwordstate.' All 'pro' matches are false positives from CSS comments ('future proofing'), jQuery library code, and base64 data URIs. All 'license' matches are jQuery library license headers. Passwordstate itself is a commercial enterprise product sold by Click Studios, but the extension does not gate features behind payments, call billing APIs, or show upgrade/payment UI.
- Confidence
- 85
- Payment platform
- --
- Source
- AI / High
- Login required
- Yes
- Reason
- The extension's default popup (preferences.html) is titled 'Browser Extension Authentication' and requires the user to authenticate against their on-premise Passwordstate installation before any functionality is available. The authentication flow calls an API endpoint 'api/browserextension/authenticate/' on the user's Passwordstate server. The preferences.html instructs: 'Please browse to your Passwordstate Website, or refresh the screen if already logged in, so this extension can be configured.' A 'Login' button and 'Logout' button are present, and icon states (red=not authenticated, yellow=locked, blue/black=ready) gate the user experience.