KeePass Tusk - Password Access and Autofill

Name: KeePass Tusk - Password Access and Autofill
Rating: 4.2895 (152 reviews)
Author: Brandon Davis

Tusk adds KeePass functionality to your browser. It does not require a KeePass desktop application to be installed on your PC. Tusk can access KeePass files stored in Dropbox, Google Drive, Onedrive, OwnCloud, and NextCloud.

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KeePass Tusk is a powerful Chrome extension that brings KeePass password management features directly to your browser. Designed for read-only access, Tusk allows seamless autofill of usernames and passwords from KeePass 2 and KDBX version 4 databases. It supports cloud storage services including Dropbox, Google Drive, OneDrive, OwnCloud, and NextCloud, enhancing convenience and security without the need for KeePass desktop software.

This open-source tool includes advanced features such as WebDAV support, one-time password (OTP) integration, and shared link compatibility, all while emphasizing robust security practices. Ideal for users seeking a streamlined, browser-centric password access solution, KeePass Tusk operates under an MIT license and is actively maintained to ensure reliability and performance.

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Version:

2024.8.20 Last updated: 2024-08-21

Version code:

5796317

Creation date:

2017-12-12

Risk:

Permissions:

activeTab
scripting
storage
clipboardWrite
identity
alarms
notifications
https://*/*
http://*/*
file:///*/*

Size:

1.19MB

Email:

br*****@outlook.com

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Full description:

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Firefox Browser Add-ons

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a day ago

Ranking

# 1,758 ▼ 18

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#210 in Search Tools ▼ 3

#14 in free access keyword 66

#42 in drive keyword 50 ▲ 1

#46 in password keyword 84

#49 in keep keyword 55

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KeePass Tusk - Password Access and Autofill (v2024.8.12)

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User reviews

KeePass Tusk is praised for integrating KeePass database management within the browser, providing ease of setup and functioning autofill capabilities. However, multiple users highlight critical issues: the extension is abandoned with no recent updates, leading to security and stability concerns. It lacks full feature support (like OTP and Argon2), struggles with cloud syncing and login reliability, and does not allow adding new database entries. While it serves basic password management needs, these drawbacks limit its usefulness and safety for many users.

Pros

Works as a fully embedded KeePass (.kdbx) manager with cloud storage integration.
Easy to set up and use, suitable for users switching from other password managers.
Provides autofill functionality and works well as a browser extension.
Compatible with portable KeePass installations and some compatible password managers like AuthPass.
Generally performs its core job of password management reliably in supported scenarios.

Cons

The add-on is no longer actively maintained and has not been updated for several years, raising security concerns.
It lacks support for certain features such as OTPs and Argon2 key transformation, limiting usability for some users.
Issues with syncing and logging into databases, especially with cloud services like OneDrive, pCloud, Nextcloud/Owncloud, making it unreliable.
Cannot add new entries directly to the database, reducing functionality as a full password manager.
Some users experience crashes after updates or extended use, impacting stability.

Recent reviews

Bin bisher sehr zufrieden. Mich hat es an anderen Erweiterungen immer sehr genervt, das ich immer erst meinen KeePass auf dem Rechner starten muss, damit die Erweiterung überhaupt funktioniert. Diese hier ist auf jeden Fall gleich viel besser.

by Li*****, 2025-05-20

by 敬念*****, 2025-03-27

It works as a fully embedded .kdbx manager with cloud storage. But it doesn't support my OTPs among other things

by Ty*****, 2025-03-09

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KeePass Tusk - Password Access and Autofill requires a few sensitive permissions. Exercise caution before installing.

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