Autofill
Android
Keyguard fills usernames and passwords in other apps and browsers. It suggests the logins whose URLs match the app or website you’re on.
Turn on autofill
Android
- In Keyguard, open Settings > Autofill.
- Turn on Autofill service. Android opens its autofill settings.
- Select Keyguard.
- Confirm the choice. Back in Keyguard, Autofill service is on.
Chrome and some other browsers use their own autofill until you allow a third-party service. Under Autofill service, Keyguard lists the installed browsers that have this setting, marked Enabled or Disabled.
- In Settings > Autofill, select a browser marked Disabled. The browser opens its autofill settings.
- Choose to autofill using another service. In Chrome, select Autofill using another service.
- Restart the browser.
Verify
In another app or a browser, select a username field. Keyguard suggests matching logins. On Android, they appear in the keyboard or under the field.
Options
These options are in Settings > Autofill.
| Option | What it does | Default | Platforms |
|---|---|---|---|
| Default match detection | Sets how the URLs on your items match a website or app. See URL matching. | Base domain | Android |
| Inline suggestions | Shows suggestions in compatible keyboards | On | Android 11 and later |
| Manual selection | Adds an option to search the vault next to the suggested items | On | Android |
| Respect Autofill disabled flag | Skips browser fields that have autofill turned off | Off | Android |
| Auto-copy one-time passwords | Copies the item’s one-time password after you fill a login | On | Android |
| Ask to save data | Offers to update your vault after you fill in a form | On | Android |
| Auto-save app or website info | Adds the app or website to the item you fill | Off | Android |
| Block autofill | Turns off autofill for the URIs you list. See Blocked URIs. | None blocked | Android |