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Show database names in Autocomplete Menu #2321
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In which situation this list is shown? It's not clear what feature you are meaning here. |
Use a better entry title or group name. Showing the entire group structure is not feasible as the space in the popups doesn't allow |
When the Plugin detected a field for possible autofill it shows the keypass Icon. Clicking the icon opens a popup dropdown field with possible matching password candidates. In this situation it is necessary to identify the database entry by the given information in the dropdown field. And from a UX point, this needs to be a fast and easy experience. In the situation described, it is cumbersome.
I thought about this as well, but it would be a very cumbersome workaround. The Plugin allows to chose entries from several open databases. Therefore it should also be able to include the information from which database an entry is coming. |
Expected Behavior
The Plugin allows to chose entries from several open databases. Therefore it should also be able to include the information from which database an entry is coming.
When selecting several entries from the suggestions dropdown, the whole group hierarchy should be displayed to identify an entry.
The browser plugin should include an option to show the whole group hierarchy when selecting entries from suggestion.
When there are several databases connected, or the group hierarchy is structured with equally named subgroups, the whole hierarchy is required to identify from which database or group hierarchy an entry is actually coming from.
My suggestion is to show the whole hierarchy starting from the Root Group.
One could also argue to include the database name - but I would stick with the group hierarchy for clarity.
Maybe there could be three options for users:
Current Behavior
Currently the Browser Plugin shows only the current group name to identify different matching entries.
When there are several databases connected, these group names can be identical, and it is not clear which database is used.
for the following DB Structure:
When there are matching entries in GroupA in both databases, it is not possible to identify from which database the entry is actually coming. The Plugin shows only "GroupA" for both entries.
Instead, the plugin should show the complete hierarchical path of groups for the entries (my suggestion):
Or include the database name, omitting the hierarchy in between:
Or show only the database name
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