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Docs: explain how to generate passwords with the browser extension (#9242)
--------- Co-authored-by: Jonathan White <support@dmapps.us>
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.Fill Credentials
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image::browser_fill_credentials.png[,80%]
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=== Generate Passwords
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The KeePassXC-Browser Extension also lets you generate passwords directly in your browser.
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This feature can be used for websites with existing credentials as well as for new websites.
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You can then choose to update/add the credentials to your KeePassXC database directly from the Browser.
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1. Ensure your database is unlocked and configured to use the Browser extension as shown above.
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2. Right click on a password field and from the KeePassXC sub-menu choose _Show Password Generater_. The standard KeePassXC password generator will appear.
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3. Configure the password generation options and click _Apply Password_ when done. The generated password will be filled into the previously selected field.
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4. When you have succussfully submitted the password on the website, a popup will appear asking you to either udpate an existing entry or add a new one.
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// tag::advanced[]
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=== Browser statistics
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You can see a cross-section of all browser-related settings applied to entries within a database through the Browser Statistics report. To access these, use the _Database_ -> _Database reports..._ menu option then click on _Browser Statistics_ on the left-hand menu. From here you can see all entries with URLs applied to them, explicitly allowed and denied URLs, and any entries with custom browser settings.
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