Generally quite ok, but this plugin feels quite buggy at times. For example, it is not possible to open the clipboard manager when password inputs are focused. The huge icon in input fields is also quite annoying.

When it works, it works well. However, it has two major problems:

1. Frequently just stops auto-filling entirely (only on Firefox, I have not noticed this problem in Chrome). No idea why. The extension is active and I am logged in. Sometimes restarting Firefox fixes it, sometimes not. If you contact support, they say "reinstall the extension, reset your browser to factory settings, etc." Sorry but those are not acceptable solutions.

2. The sync between devices seems either broken or much slower than it should be. If I add a password on my phone and then check in this browser extension, the new password is nowhere to be found BUT if I log out and log back in, it appears. Infuriating.

Please stop opening a new tab telling me how to pin the keeper addon to my toolbar: I don't want to pin it. I keep most addons unpinned. This is obnoxious behavior and makes me resent having to use keeper.

Recently started using Keeper in work, which seems to work okay in itself. This extension, however, doesn't. It basically hangs Firefox and makes it consume memory until there is no more to consume – and I have plenty. Must disable it to not kill my whole system due to memory shortage. Haven't been able to log in yet. Version 16.7.6 on Firefox 123.0 (64-bit), macOS 12.7.2 (x86).

I do like Keeper and it works great for me most of the time. But there is a strange issue that embedded Tweets won't load on websites as long as the Keeper extension is activated in Firefox. I don't understand the reason for this but I could narrow it down to the Keeper extension.

I don't like having to create an account to use a simple extension so that's a no from me

Massive memory hog, triples resource usage in Firefox.

Just doesn't work with Yubikey. Can't even log in. Support response is to brush you off with the typical "delete everything and try again" rather than making any effort to diagnose and fix the problem.

Mehh! Unclear, complicated.