Use padloc as a password manager on chrome

[tusharmath]

Currently even after installing the padloc chrome extension, it doesn't show any option to use it as a password manager.
This is something that's available on 1Password and turns out to be a great productivity boost.

[BrunoBernardino]

Thanks @tusharmath we'll have to look at what it entails to show as an option, there.

[BrunoBernardino]

A quick search hasn't yielded how to do it, but something that might be tangential seems to be mentioned in https://stackoverflow.com/questions/72080253/how-can-i-integrate-the-offer-to-save-passwords-option-of-chrome-in-my-own-ext

[chrisonline]

Any news about this?
I use currently Enpass and I don't want to miss this feature.

[MaKleSoft]

@chrisonline The problem is that currently we're note sure what "this feature" is or how to implement it. The screenshot posted originally by @tusharmath seems to indicate merely that Chromes own "Offer to save passwords" feature has been disabled by the 1Password extension using the chrome.privacy.services api.

Can you elaborate which of Enpass' features you're referring to?

[chrisonline]

@MaKleSoft Sorry I meant the same as the 1Password has. To use PadLoc as "Default Password Manager" in Chrome.
"On the "Enpass browser extension has been installed" page, click the checkbox for Set Enapss as default password manager, so your browser knows to use Enpass instead of its own password tools."

See details here:
https://support.enpass.io/app/extension/installing_browser_extension.htm