TL;DR: Please allow for referencing TOTP settings in order to create a autotype setting like {DELAY 4000}{TOTP} in a referencing entry
Background: I use (and love) Keepass locally on my private computer. For work I have to connect via Citrix and other technologies/apps to the actual maschine where I have to enter credentials. Sometimes I get asked the whole pair of username/password, sometimes just password, sometimes the next TOTP based value.
The default window-title based autotype does not work for obvious reasons. The advanced autotype options also don't work because I have to bring up the correct window (the build-in function does not active the right window, probably a Citrix issue).
To circumvent this I created a copy of my original keepass entry where the password is a reference to the original entry and the override (yet for the entry default) autotype is {DELAY 4000}{PASSWORD}. Works like a charm!
Request: I need something similar for TOTP. I.e. a reference to the TOTP information of another entry. Thus one could create a copy with reference and in the autotype specify {DELAY 4000}{TOTP}
Thanks!
Turn on Tools > Options > Interface (1), Main Window, Show additional auto-type menu commands
Now right click on the entry and select the "Perform Auto-Type" menu. You will see {TIMEOTP}.
cheers, Paul
Thanks for your response! I am aware of this option and it's helpful in some cars. As I lined out this doesn't help in my case because I need time to bring up the correct window and set the focus.
Regards, Marcus
Hi,
I would agree that this is a beneficial feature. My use-case is much more straight-forward: My employer uses Single-Sign-On (SSO) on a lot of internal webpages, they're all behind separate URLs and so I have a separate KeePass Entry for all of them.
The workflow is:
1) Double-click URL in Keepass
2) Browser Opens (redirects to SSO login), press CTRL+ALT+V (global auto-type of selected entry)
3) Keepass fills user + password
I'm already referencing the user/password for this use-case.
Expected/ideal behaviour: If I were able to reference the OTP token as well, I could use auto-type to handle the login sequence end to end.
Current behaviour: OTP cannot be referenced, so I 1) either have to switch back to KeePass, find the "original" entry (the one I'm referencing for user/password), copy OTP with CTRL+T, switch back to browser, paste OTP OR 2) I have to copy the OTP shared secret to each required entry, which makes it difficult in case it ever needs replacing.
So I would really appreciate if it could be made possible to reference the OTP, just like user/password!
Kind regards
EastWan
Last edit: EastWan 2024-09-27