After the desktop app is configured, the user must download the free, open-source plugin KeePassRPC(from GitHub) that connects the Kee browser extension to the KeePass program installed on your PC. How to connect KeePass with the Firefox extension?įirst, install the KeePass application that allows creating a database for password storage. Why? Besides offering full transparency in regards to its encryption and data protection methods and allowing extended functionalities via the KeeVault web app, Kee can also be connected and synchronized to the KeePass Password Safe program (or its portable alternative - KeePass Password Safe Portable).
The Kee browser enhancer is a super-versatile password manager.
Connecting Kee to a client-side application for offline storage At the same time, KeeVault enables access to extended database storing capabilities, plus: a feature that allows users to attach small documents/files to the login data for a website (besides the username, password, notes, and tags associated with one website entry), encrypted data exports, and Argon2-protected entries (a key derivation function based on a hashing algorithm that reduces risks of data-trade-off attacks). After signing up for an account and setting your master password (the one that allows accessing the service and the rest of your login data), you can start saving and categorizing credentials according to your personal needs.Īdditionally, users have the option to expand the password manager's functionality by using the counterpart KeeVault web application for managing and classifying a password data at more granular level. The Kee extension can serve users who need to securely save, synchronize, and manage their passwords for website login. About the add-on and KeeVault database connection Kee is a Firefox extension, with open-source code, that helps users encrypt and automatically save their passwords for all websites they access.
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