Capturing information from one-field webform

[hshjezai]

Hello

Suppose that we want to save information entered in a webform including only one field , not two or more fields, using Enpass Password Keeper. Can Enpass Password Keeper do this work ? 

[Abhishek Dewan]

Hi @hshjezai

The Enpass browser extension can capture and save credentials when you fill in forms or logins for single or multiple fields. Kindly check this link for our step by step guide on how to do so.

[hshjezai]

After completing the single-field form, by clicking ≡ at the bottom of the extension's sidebar, the Save Webform option does not exist in the opened menu. It seems the Enpass Password Keeper does not identify or recognize the single-field form. For example, when we want to track a parcel, we should enter a tracking code in a single-field form like the followng web page relating to a Courier Service Company:

https://www.pdexp.com/en

The version of my Enpass Password Keeper is 6.8.5 (1239) installed on Windows 7.

Edited February 17 by hshjezai

[Abhishek Dewan]

Hi @hshjezai

I would like to share that Enpass displays the 'Save as Webform' option if the webpage has a password type field. That is the reason Enpass is unable to display the 'Save as Webform' option in the Extension menu or auto-fill the tracking code in the website you mentioned.

[Willem]

Hi Abhishek,

I have the same issue as @hshjezai. I do not get the "Save as Websform" option as, like you write, there is no password field in the webpage. 
What would be the solution for this? Can this be changed as why does a Webform needs a password?

A website (the login for https://www.o2online.de) where the login first shows a page requesting a username (where the username is a phone number).
Enpass does not show any enpass icon but recognises the website as when I right click in the username field and choose enpass from the menu it only show the corresponding website. Then I right click the entry and choose copy username and past that in the username field. The next window requests the password and their enpass kicks in and gives me the password automatically. 

Best regards, Willem

[Abhishek Dewan]

Hi @Willem

I certainly understand your point and have shared your comments as feedback with our internal team for future improvements. Your patience in the meantime is appreciated.

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