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Use KeeForm to log into a secure website automatically KeePass comes with rich features and powerful plug-ins and extensions. One of the extensions is KeeForm, which is a KeePass form filler utility. It can automate the login process when you double-click the URL field in KeePass. When you double-click the URL field in KeePass, the following steps are carried out automatically for you:
I tested KeeForm by using both Yahoo! Mail normal login page and SSL login page, the login process was a breeze.
Note that KeeForm only works with Internet Explorer. Other browsers are not
supported for technical reasons because only Internet Explorer supports a
COM/DLL type interface.
KeeForm doesn't work on Vista with IE 7's "protected mode" turned on. To fix the problem, simply turn off the protected mode. KeeForm is keylogger safe because you don't need to touch your keyboard at all. How to install and use KeeForm It's really simple! Follow the following steps to download, install, and use KeeForm.
Step #1: KeeUrlOverride= cmd://"{APPDIR}\KeeForm.exe" "{URL}" "{USERNAME}" "{PASSWORD}" {ENTERFORM}
The KeePass directory should normally locate at C:\Program Files\KeePass Password Safe
KeeForm.exe is used to log into a web page.
KeeRun.exe is used to log into a non-webpage application such as Yahoo messenger.
My Anti-virus program insists that KeeRun.exe is a Worm.IM.Sohanad.c virus. This is a false flag.
On KeePass menu bar across the top, click Edit -> Add Entry Make sure you enter the following text in the URL field:
cmd://KeeForm http://www.geeksengine.com/tools/keeform-test.php {USERNAME} {PASSWORD} {CLICK}
KeeForm can also be used to log into standalone programs such as Yahoo
Messenger. For detailed explanations, refer to the README file that comes with
KeeForm download. |
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