Keypeur

Release notes

Keypeur is available on the Chrome Web Store; the published version is 1.1.

1.1 July 2026

Passkeys. Create and use passkeys on websites that support them, stored in your encrypted vault, visible and deletable from the extension.
Quick unlock. Reopen the vault with Touch ID or Windows Hello, if you opt in. Your master password stays the primary way in.
2FA everywhere it helps. The login menu offers your 6-digit codes, and you can add a site's 2FA by scanning the QR code it displays, decoded entirely on your device.
Richer imports. FIDO Credential Exchange (CXF) files from Bitwarden, 1Password or Apple Passwords, next to the existing CSV imports.
Guided start. A four-step setup on first install: create the vault, import, pin the extension, learn the shortcut.
Comfort. The save prompt is editable in place, a per-tab badge shows how many logins match the site, and a right-click menu fills the current field.

Initial release: the encrypted local vault, with no account, no cloud and no network requests.
One-click autofill from a small menu in the login field, with strict site matching and multi-page sign-ins handled.
Save and update prompts after you sign in, always under your control.
Open & sign in: click a saved login and Keypeur opens the site, fills and submits.
Password and passphrase generator, per-item 2FA codes, vault health view.
Encrypted backup export and restore, CSV import from Chrome, Bitwarden, LastPass and generic files.
Auto-lock after inactivity and automatic clipboard clearing.