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KeePassXC-Browser extension The official browser extension Donations Ivy Stone Place Sathero Meters DMS International BLOG KeePassXC-Browser  is an official browser extension for the KeePassXC password manager that allows users to autofill passwords stored in their KeePassXC database directly into web forms. It enhances security by enabling users to manage their passwords without relying on cloud services. Overview of KeePassXC-Browser Extension KeePassXC-Browser is an official browser extension designed to work with the KeePassXC password manager. It allows users to autofill passwords and manage their credentials directly within web browsers. Key Features Browser Compatibility:  Available for major browsers including Google Chrome, Firefox, Microsoft Edge, and Vivaldi. Autofill Functionality:  Automatically fills in usernames and passwords on websites, enhancing user convenience. Secure Communication:  Uses native messaging to communicate with the KeePassXC applicat...

aliases in your KeePassXC The "Double-Tap" Workflow Donations Ivy Stone Place Sathero Meters DMS International BLOG Since KeePassXC doesn't have a built-in API connector for alias services (unlike Bitwarden), the "integration" is more of a workflow strategy. It’s all about making the KeePassXC-Browser extension and your alias service work in tandem. Here is the most efficient way to handle this on a desktop setup: 1. The "Double-Tap" Workflow The smoothest way to manage this is to use the browser extension for your alias service (SimpleLogin or Addy.io) alongside the  KeePassXC-Browser  extension. Generate:  When on a sign-up page, click your alias extension icon to generate a new address and copy it. Paste & Register:  Paste the alias into the "Email" field on the website and create your password. The Catch:  Once you hit "Submit" or "Register," the KeePassXC-Browser extension will detect the new credentials. Save:  C...

DNS settings for a particular registrar like Cloudflare or Namecheap? Set up a custom domain for email aliases Donations Ivy Stone Place Sathero Meters DMS International BLOG DNS settings for a particular registrar like Cloudflare or Namecheap? To set up a custom domain for email aliases, you effectively need to hand over the "mail delivery" instructions of your domain to your alias service (like  SimpleLogin  or  Addy.io ). Below is the step-by-step walkthrough for the two most common registrars. For this example, we will use SimpleLogin values, but the process is identical for Addy.io (just swap the values they provide you). 1. The "Big Five" Records Before you start, log in to your alias service and go to Custom Domains > Add Domain. They will give you five specific records to copy. They usually look like this: Record Type Host/Name Value/Points To Priority TXT @ sl-verification=xxxxx... N/A MX (1) @ mx1.simplelogin.co. 10 MX (2) @ mx2.simplelogin.co. 20 SPF (...

Custom Email Domain for Aliases Make it more professional Donations Ivy Stone Place Sathero Meters DMS International BLOG How to set up a custom domain for email aliases Setting up a custom domain (like @yourname.com) for email aliases is a "pro-tier" move for privacy. It gives you complete  portability : if you ever decide to leave a service like  SimpleLogin  or  Addy.io , you can just point your domain to a new provider and all your aliases will still work. Here is how to set it up. 1. Choose Your Alias Provider Most people choose between  SimpleLogin  (best if you already use Proton) or  Addy.io  (excellent open-source option). SimpleLogin:  Included with Proton Mail paid plans, or available standalone. Addy.io:  Very flexible; requires a "Lite" plan (about $1/month) to use a custom domain. 2. The Setup Process Regardless of the service you choose, the technical steps are nearly identical: Step A: Buy a Domain If you don't have one, ...