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mvdan / bitw

Minimalist BitWarden client
BSD 3-Clause "New" or "Revised" License
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Auto-fill #47

Closed leath-dub closed 7 months ago

leath-dub commented 7 months ago

I understand this is out of scope of this project but I can't find anywhere online on how to setup autofill for libsecret dbus service. This project is working great but is secret-tool the only way to access secrets ?

michaelk83 commented 7 months ago

Client apps that support the Secret Service API (org.freedesktop.secrets) can save and access their passwords via libsecret (on KDE this is typically through QtKeyChain, which can access either libsecret or KWallet under the hood). I'm not aware of any libsecret clients that can perform Auto-fill/Auto-Type, and there is generally a problem implementing that under Wayland.

leath-dub commented 7 months ago

Client apps that support the Secret Service API (org.freedesktop.secrets) can save and access their passwords via libsecret (on KDE this is typically through QtKeyChain, which can access either libsecret or KWallet under the hood). I'm not aware of any libsecret clients that can perform Auto-fill/Auto-Type, and there is generally a problem implementing that under Wayland.

That makes sense it was actually just that issue #46 was why it wasn't working. I think it's something to do with no organization id

mvdan commented 7 months ago

Other tools like https://github.com/quexten/goldwarden do have a GUI and desktop integration with autofill/autotype. This tool instead takes the route of D-Bus, which I understand to be different and also a bit lower level. My initial impression is that it wouldn't make sense for either tool to try to support both, but I don't hold that strongly.

I'll clarify this in the README.

leath-dub commented 7 months ago

Other tools like https://github.com/quexten/goldwarden do have a GUI and desktop integration with autofill/autotype. This tool instead takes the route of D-Bus, which I understand to be different and also a bit lower level. My initial impression is that it wouldn't make sense for either tool to try to support both, but I don't hold that strongly.

I'll clarify this in the README.

Thanks, that clears things up