OTP autofill in browser extension
The IT Glue Chrome Extension can now automatically fill in your one-time passcodes, so you don’t have to go searching for them. You can also choose to exclude certain webpages from autofill, giving you more control and helping prevent accidental input on sensitive sites like banking pages or internal systems.
The MyGlue Extension now supports autofilling One-Time Passcodes (OTP) for saved credentials, making it even faster and easier for users to log in without needing to manually retrieve codes. In addition, the extension gives users greater control over credential security by allowing them to disable autofill on specific websites. Simply open the inline menu and select “Do not autofill for this webpage” to prevent automatic entry of login information—ideal for sites where additional caution is needed.
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