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DyneBridge password manager bridge — connects your Android app via local WiFi Fill your saved logins from DynePass, your Android password manager, into the login page you're on in Chrome or Firefox. Scan a QR code with your phone and DyneBridge fills in your username and password: no typing, no cloud. HOW IT WORKS 1. Open DyneBridge on the page you want to log into. It shows a QR code. 2. Scan it with the DynePass app on your phone, on the same Wi-Fi as your computer. 3. DyneBridge fills your login details into the form. PRIVATE BY DESIGN - Stays on your Wi-Fi: your phone connects to your computer directly over your local network. Nothing is sent to us or to any server on the internet. - End-to-end encrypted: your login details are encrypted on your phone (ECDH P-256 and AES-256-GCM) and decrypted only inside the extension. - The helper can't read them: they pass through the DyneBridge helper encrypted. The helper never has the key, and the extension checks your phone's key itself, using a secret shown only in the QR code. - No accounts, no analytics, no tracking. - Not kept: received login details are cleared as soon as they're filled. WHAT YOU NEED - The DynePass app on your Android phone, on the same Wi-Fi network as your computer. - Google Chrome, or Firefox 142 or later. - The DyneBridge helper on the same computer, for Windows, Ubuntu or Fedora: https://dynepass.com/dynebridge-download. Your browser starts it when you open DyneBridge and stops it once your login details arrive, or after 5 minutes if nothing is scanned.
Oct 16, 2026
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