Anotherpass Browser Exten Chrome extension icon

Anotherpass Browser Exten

👥 24 users
📦 v4.0
💾 748KiB
📅 2026-03-06
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Overview

This is a browser extension to communicate with the ANOTHERpass Android app (from version 2) from a browser on a different device in the same local network to access the stored credentials in the app and use them in the browser.

The basic concept is that the ANOTHERpass Android app and its vault keeps the main storage of all credentials. To make it easier to share credentials with other clients in a local network, e.g. the PC at home or the laptop at work, you can use this browser extension to request credentials from the app. For more convenience, the requested and fetched credentials can be stored locally on each client. This happens encrypted, so you either still need the app to unlock the local credentials or you configure a local password for that.
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All communication between the app and the extension is end-to-end-encrypted.

Download the companion Android app here: https://anotherpass.jepfa.de/download/

Find more information about this extension: https://anotherpass.jepfa.de/extension/

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Privacy Practices

Not being sold to third parties, outside of the approved use cases
Not being used or transferred for purposes that are unrelated to the item's core functionality
Not being used or transferred to determine creditworthiness or for lending purposes

🔐 Security Analysis

This extension hasn't been security-scanned yet.

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