CyberArk Identity Browser Extension

Confusing, clunky, and poorly documented for end-users. * Extension falsely makes it appear as if you are signed in, displaying a list of "apps". No, you're not signed in. * Extension's search ability is a huge letdown for those who are used to using proper password management tools. Can't search by username? * Documentation for end users is required because of the unintuitive aspects of the product. The relationship between an "app" and a web site is confusing (because it's spurious, these are web sites, not apps), I still don't know the right way to manage entries, and the prompts to "add" an application when we already have the site's creds persisted is distracting. How can I find duplicates? How can I find weak passwords? Nevermind... * Auto-login feature is hit or miss. * Missing a preference to limit "copy username", "copy password" to the actual hostname being visited, as opposed to displaying all the possible hosts sharing the same TLD. I can go on...

Full transparency, I do work at CyberArk but want to point out there are a lot of inaccurate negative reviews. For example: - New updates are released monthly on average, not weekly. Most releases do not have or need new features for the browser extension, but many new features are being added to solution in each release. https://docs.cyberark.com/identity/Latest/en/Content/ReleaseNotes/ReleaseNotes-Latest.htm - The extension does auto-update itself as a function of the browser. You do need to quit and relaunch the browser. However some organizations have a policy that disables the auto-updating setting in the browser. - A browser extension generally would not have an effect on third party web application performance. If you search for Adobe Marketo Engage slowness, freeze or crash, you'll see the common causes are on the Adobe product side.