What passwords auto-fill first if I save two different passwords for the same website?

When a user has saved two different passwords for the same website in the GateKeeper Password Manager, the auto-fill behavior may vary depending on the specific browser and its settings. However, in most cases, the password that was saved most recently will be prioritized and auto-filled by default.

For example, if a user saved Password A for a website and then later saved Password B for the same website, GateKeeper will typically prioritize Password B and auto-fill it when the user visits that website. If the user wishes to use Password A instead, they can manually select it from the password list provided by the password manager.

From the GateKeeper Hub, you can click the "Set as the default password for this website" option in the Password Manager.

It's important to note that the auto-fill behavior may also be influenced by browser settings and preferences. Some browsers allow users to manage and prioritize saved passwords within their settings, providing more control over the auto-fill behavior.

To ensure accurate information regarding the auto-fill behavior for a specific browser, it is recommended to refer to the browser's documentation or settings for further details.

Please note that this behavior may vary among different browsers and their versions. It's always a good practice to review and verify the specific auto-fill behavior in the browser being used.

How to disable Chrome auto-fill.

Hotkey to auto-fill passwords with GateKeeper.

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