The one I use (KeePassXC) is also a separate app, but there are browser extensions for the major browsers to support autofill. Of course plenty of sites don't actually work with autofill, even the browser builtin autofill, because they don't mark the form fields properly. So autofill not working is common enough that it's not a reliable red flag. Separate password managers have the advantage that they can store passwords for things other than websites, and secret data other than passwords (arbitrary files). KeePassXC's auto-type can work with any application, not just a browser.

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eviks 4 days ago | parent [-]

> Of course plenty of sites don't actually work with autofill, even the browser builtin autofill, because they don't mark the form fields properly.

Can't KeePass use the autotype functionality, but still filter it by website domain/host that it gets from the extension? So basically you'll still never have to copy&paste, and any site requiring this would be a reliable red flag?

	▲	SAI_Peregrinus 4 days ago \| parent [-]
		Yes, that should generally work. I'm sure someone will decide to make a page requiring a CAPTCHA in between entering the username & the password to create an exception to this case though. It's the sort of insecure-by-design nonsense banks love.