Navigating the Preferences Menu

When you are already logged into Web Password Filler, click the WPF iconicon The Settings screen appears.

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Click Preferences. The Preferences screen appears.

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  • Prompt to save credentials: Select this preference is you want WPF to prompt you to save your login credentials for future logins. Not recommended for shared systems. The prompt only appears if an existing secret is updated, or if a user enters credentials for a site and no Secret was used.

  • Hide view only folders: Select this preference to prevent users from seeing folders to which they have read access only.

  • Show available credentials in popup: Select this preference to have available credentials will be displayed in a pop-up dialog.

  • Default position for Secret Popup: Select this preference to have the Secret popup appear at the top right of the screen. The non-default position is under the Delinea check symbol.

  • Enable auto populate: Select this preference so that when a Secret is available for a web page, WPF will automatically populate the fields on the page.

  • Exact match Secret URL Exact match. Select this preference to ensure that WPF populates fields only if the URL exactly matches the URL specified in the Secret, and will not populate fields on variations of the URL, including sub-pages.

  • Secret Server Login New Window. Web Password Filler can now be configured to have the Secret Server Login Window open in a new browser tab when the user disables or turns off the setting "Secret Server Login New Window."

  • Advanced Settings > Session Recording Limit Select this preference to enable setting session recording limits through the UI in hourly increments, from one to eight hours. The default limit is two hours.

  •  Advanced Settings > Input Threshold. Input Threshold is a safety feature that helps Web Password Filler work smoothly on most websites. It sets a limit on how many input fields WPF will check on a page. By default, WPF looks at up to 10 input fields on a page. If there are more than 10, it stops checking to avoid slowing down the website. Increasing this number might slow down some websites.