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The Passyble browser extension

Fills passwords, 2FA codes, passkeys, cards and addresses on websites. It works together with the Passyble app on your PC.

Status

Coming soon

The extension will be in the browser stores later. Until then, it comes with the Windows app, and the app walks you through adding it.

What you need

Browsers
An up-to-date Chrome, Edge, Brave or Firefox
Your PC
Windows, with the Passyble app installed and running (an icon by the clock is enough)
Stores
Not in the browser stores yet

What you get

  • A menu under the sign-in field with your logins for the site
  • The 2FA code filled on the next step after the password
  • Offers to save new logins, and a strong password when you sign up
  • Passkeys saved to and used from your vault
  • Cards and addresses in checkout and address forms
  • A button in the toolbar to search and copy
  • Your passwords stay in the Windows app: the extension asks for one login at a time
The Passyble menu under a sign-in field (demo data).
Logins right under the sign-in field
The extension offering to save a new login (demo data).
Save new logins with one click

Set it up, step by step.

Once it's available, this is all it takes.

  1. Install Passyble for Windows

    The extension needs the app. A copy of the extension comes with it.

  2. Open the setup guide

    In Passyble: Settings, Autofill, Browser extension, Set up. Pick your browser.

  3. Chrome, Edge or Brave

    Open the extensions page, turn on Developer mode, click Load unpacked and pick the folder Passyble shows. Pin Passyble to the toolbar.

  4. Firefox

    Until the add-on is in Firefox's store, Passyble shows you how to load it. Firefox removes it when it closes, so you load it again next time.

  5. Check the connection

    Click the Passyble icon in the toolbar. The setup guide turns green when it's connected.

Guides.

Short, step-by-step help for the next things you'll want to do.