Releases: britive/browser-extension
Releases · britive/browser-extension
v1.2.0
What's New:
- Password Manager secrets can now be matched to the active site and autofilled on demand.
- Password Manager credentials can now be offered directly on login pages with a Britive inline autofill prompt.
- New pending approval requests can now generate native browser notifications for approvers.
- Notification delivery now uses the Britive WebSocket v2 endpoint with a periodic keepalive ping.
Enhancements:
- Password Manager autofill settings are now separate from My Secrets visible type settings.
- My Secrets defaults to Password Manager, Generic Web App, and Web App With OTP secret types.
- Password Manager autofill matches exact hostnames first and supports stored parent domains for active subdomains.
- Autofill can fill username, password, and OTP values when present in the selected Password Manager secret.
- The best Password Manager match can be autofilled from the keyboard with Ctrl+Shift+L, or Command+Shift+L on macOS.
- Checkout expiration notifications are restored more reliably after browser wake or background restart.
- My Access WebSocket notifications, popup toasts, and badge counts remain scoped to the current Favorites or selected collection.
- My Approvals remain unscoped so approvers see and receive notifications for all pending approvals.
Bug Fixes:
- Expired queued checkout notifications no longer keep stale badge counts or delayed popup toasts.
- Checkout expiration metadata is reconciled when profiles are no longer checked out.
- Password Manager autofill prompt rendering now avoids injecting secret metadata through HTML strings.
Dependencies:
- None
Other:
- Chrome adds the autofill permissions required for active-tab script execution, context menu access, and inline login-page credential offering.
- Firefox retains CLI auth tab auto-close support; Chrome continues to avoid the Web Store-rejected tabs permission.