Blocked URIs
Android
Blocked URIs stop Keyguard from offering autofill in the apps and on the websites you list. Each entry is a rule: a URI and the mode that matches it.
Block a website or app
- In Settings > Autofill, select Block autofill. Keyguard opens Blocked URIs.
- Select Add.
- Fill in the fields listed in Fields.
- Select OK. The rule appears in the list.
To edit, duplicate or delete a rule, select it and choose the action.
Verify
Open the blocked website or app and select a username field. Keyguard offers no logins.
Fields
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Name | The rule’s label in the list |
| Description | Optional notes |
| Enabled | On by default. Turn it off to keep the rule without applying it. |
| Expose data to the Autofill framework prior to unlocking the vault | On by default. Keyguard stores the rule outside the vault, so the block works while the vault is locked. |
| URI | The website or app to block. For an app, see App URLs. |
| Match mode | Any of the Match detection modes except Default and Never. Base domain unless you change it. |
Keyguard sees a website as https:// and its domain, without a path. A rule
that includes a path never matches a website.
Locked and unlocked vault
| Rule | Vault locked | Vault unlocked |
|---|---|---|
| Exposed | Keyguard offers nothing | Keyguard offers nothing |
| Not exposed | Keyguard offers to unlock the vault | Keyguard suggests no logins |
With the vault unlocked, a rule also covers the Equivalent domains of a Bitwarden account. With the vault locked, Keyguard ignores them.