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Custom Fields

Create Custom Fields

From the Item Screen, you can also add one or more Custom fields by choosing the field type from the dropdown menu and clicking on the the New Custom Field  button.

A Custom field has Name and Value properties. The Value field can be of type Text, Boolean, Hidden or Linked.

  • A Text custom field can hold a text value.
  • A Hidden custom field can hold a hidden value and is typically used for passwords. This field can be displayed or hidden using the Display/Hide toggle button.
  • A Boolean custom field can hold a true/false value and is typically used for yes/no choices.
  • A Linked custom field can link to a Username or Password. Linked Fields are used for certain auto-fill options.

Custom Field Names

The Naming of Custom Fields, that are linked to Login Fields for auto-fill purposes, should take into account the following rules.

Order of Preference

The 4 attributes of the HTML Form Element of the Linked Field take the following order of preference:

  • id
  • name
  • aria-label
  • placeholder

Matching

  Custom Fields are matched based on exact and case-insensitive comparison, e.g. for the field mylogin

  • Matched Names: MyLogin,  myLogin
  • Unmatched Names: mylogin2, login

Prefixing

Prefixes can be used to influence matching.

csv Prefix

To add multiple possible logins, use the prefix csv=.

For example, if a custom field is named csv=mylogin,MyLogin, myLogin, field name matching will work on mylogin or MyLogin or myLogin.

regex Prefix

To allow matching based on regular expressions, use the prefix regex=.

For example, regex=^myLogin will match on myLogin, or MyLogin.

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