Item types & extras

Bitwarden’s data model has a fixed set of item types, so Keyguard adds a few custom-field conventions on top of it.

WiFi credentials

An item shows up in a WiFi credentials form when both of these hold:

• the item is a login with a username set, or has a custom field with one of the following names:
  • WiFi SSID;
  • SSID;
• the item has one of the following custom fields:
  • WiFi Authentication Type — either WPA, WEP, or nopass if the network is open;
  • WiFi Hidden — either true or false.

The WiFi credentials UI includes a QR code that you can scan with another device to quickly join the network.

Tags

A tag is defined by a custom field that meets both criteria:

• the custom field’s name is exactly Tag;
• the custom field’s value is visible (not hidden).

The value of this qualifying field is used as the tag’s name. The same rules apply when Keyguard writes a tag back to an item.

Tip: tags are searchable — see the search reference for how to query them.