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Metric	Auto Login	MultiPass for HTTP basic authentication
User count	8,000	9,000
Average rating	3.03	5.00
Rating count	75	25
Last updated	2025-05-05	2025-01-17
Size	1.01 MB	0.07 MB
Version	5.0.0	1.0.0

Short description	Automatically log in to your favorite websites with saved credentials. Secure, open-source, and ad-free Chrome extension for seamless browsing.	MultiPass extension automates HTTP basic authentication using URL regex. Seamlessly and securely log in with saved credentials on matching sites.
Full summary	Auto Login is a secure and easy-to-use Chrome extension that automates logging into your favorite websites using saved credentials. With its updated algorithm, it supports multiple sites, offering options to enable or disable auto login per website. User data remains protected with password encryption and optional prompts before login. The extension respects your privacy by storing no information on servers and maintaining an ad-free, open-source environment. Explore more or contribute on GitHub.	MultiPass for HTTP basic authentication is a powerful Chrome extension designed to automate login processes for websites that require HTTP Basic Authentication. Users can register credentials linked to specific URL patterns defined by regular expressions. When browsing, MultiPass matches the current URL against these patterns and automatically supplies the appropriate login credentials, streamlining user experience. The extension provides clear visual feedback with a green badge indicating successful authentication, a red badge for rejected credentials, and a yellow badge signaling multiple matches for a domain. MultiPass supports multiple languages, offers customization via priority fields in rules, and maintains high security standards including XSS prevention. It offers full compatibility with the latest browser manifest versions, and users can report issues or contribute on its GitHub repository. MultiPass is an essential tool for anyone regularly accessing multiple authenticated websites, saving time and reducing login hassles.