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Save website login credentials securely, support autofill and folders, and keep data stored locally. WebPwd is a lightweight browser password manager extension that helps you manage website login information securely and conveniently. Key features: - Automatically detect and save login information - When you enter a username and password on a website, WebPwd intelligently detects it and prompts you to save it - One-click autofill - When you visit a saved website, WebPwd automatically fills in your login information, saving you from repeated typing - Folder management - Organize passwords into different folders for easier searching and management - Local storage - All data is stored only in your local browser and is not uploaded to any server - Secure encryption - Sensitive information is stored in encrypted form to protect your privacy and security Use cases: - Users who need to manage multiple website accounts - Users who often forget their passwords - Users who care about privacy and do not want to use cloud-based password managers - Users who want to sign in to frequently used websites more quickly How to use: 1. After installing the extension, visit a website that requires login as usual 2. Enter your username and password, and a save prompt will appear 3. Choose a folder and confirm the save 4. The next time you visit the website, your login information will be filled automatically Notes: - Please back up your password data regularly - It is recommended to set a browser master password to improve security - Data is stored only in the current browser. Uninstalling the extension or clearing browser data will cause saved passwords to be lost WebPwd - Make password management simpler and safer!
Apr 24, 2026
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