Mac Password AutoFill

mSecure supports macOS Password AutoFill so you can quickly sign in to websites in Safari. 

If you use Chrome or Firefox, please use the mSecure Browser Extensions instead. 

Enable Password AutoFill

macOS 13 Ventura or later 

1. Open System Settings
2. Scroll down to General
3. Click AutoFill & Passwords
4. Turn on AutoFill Passwords & Passkeys
5. Under "AutoFill from", enable mSecure
6. Open Safari and visit a login page
7. Tap the username or password field
8. Authenticate with Touch ID, Face ID, or your Mac password

macOS 13 Monterey or earlier

1. Open System Preferences > Extensions.
2. Select Password AutoFill.
3. Check the box for mSecure.
4. Authenticate if prompted.

Once enabled, mSecure will appear when you click into Username or Password fields in Safari. 

Auto-Fill in Safari

1. Open Safari and go to the site's sign-in page.
2. Click the Username or Password field. 
3. Choose the suggested Login or click mSecure to view more.

Ensure Your Record Uses the Correct Field Types

AutoFill only works when your record contains:

• URL Field
• Username Field
• Password Field

Field names do not matter - only field types. 

If a custom template uses plain Text Fields for these values, the record will not appear in Auto-Fill. To fix this, edit the record and:

• Switch to the Login template or
• Change the field types to URL, Username, and Password
• Move your existing data into the appropriate fields

In the screenshot below, you can see the correct field type for the Website field (URL), since the record is now using mSecure's default Login template.

Reporting Issues

Some websites use sign-in forms that macOS cannot recognize, which prevents AutoFill from working. If you encounter an issue: 

• Click Submit a Ticket 
• Include the website URL and a description of what happens
• Verify mSecure AutoFill is enabled in your Mac's settings

We'll investigate and let you know if the issue can be resolved. 

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