Terminology

To help eliminate any potential confusion for terminology for the different browser add-ons, this section will review what terms were being used for each add-on and provide some visual points.

Secret Server Web Password Filler

This is the new Web Password Filler browser extension that was release with Secret Server version 10.7.59 and later. Typically, this will be referred to as:

  • WPF
  • Web Password Filler
  • Password Filler

When looking in a browser this is represented by the following:

State Location/Browser Example
Logged Out (In top right corner) images/image4.png
Logged In (In top right corner) getting-started\images\wpf-icon-new.png
Application in Browser (Settings Menu) images/image6.png
Item on Extensions / Add-On page Chrome images/image7.png
Firefox images/image8.png
Edge (chromium version) images/image9.png

Secret Server Login Assist

This is the previous version of the Web Password Filler/Login assist extension. It is typically referred to as:

  • WPF (Term No longer used in relation to this extension)
  • Web Password Filler (Term No longer used in relation to this extension)
  • Login Assist (Still used)

When looking in a browser this is represented by the following:

Location Example
Logo in top right corner images/image11.png
Application in Browser images/image12.png
Drop down option on field images/image13.png
Item on Extensions / Add-On page images/image14.png

Secret Server Clipboard Utility

This is the Clipboard Utility that was available with previous versions of Secret Server. The options and functionality of this extension have NOT be added into the NEW Web Password Filler (as of Feb 28, 2020).

It is typically referred to as:

  • Clipboard Utility (Still used)
  • Clipboard tool (Still used)

When looking in a browser this is represented by the following:

Location Example
Logo in top right corner images/image15.png
or images/16
Application in Browser images/image17.png
Item on Extensions / Add-On page images/image18.png