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If you have website with this, if you have a paid plan you can created custom fields with the name of the field and it will autofill the field from that custom entry. This allows you to have an ID, username and password all be autofilled.
I followed this https://proton.me/support/pass-custom-field and create the custom field, but it doesn't seem to work. This is how it looks
It's the "Identification de l'utilisateur" part which is a problem, so I guess they still have to improve this.
The custom name has to be the exact name of the field. The easiest way to get this is to inspect element on the textbox then copy the name of the textbox field itself.
Okay then I’ll try again. I copy/pasted the text, but there might have been a hidden element I haven’t seen.
I get 4 choices between text, date, hidden and 2FA. I chose text but it’s not so clear as the field is text and the element to fill too.
Oh then I might try this. Thanks 👍