Animal Database Passwords saves your work logins to the Passwords area of your organisation's Animal Database account, and fills them in next time you need them. You need an Animal Database account to use it. When you sign in to a website you've added, it asks whether to save the login. Nothing is saved unless you press Save login. Next time you visit that website, it offers your saved login and fills it in with one click. What it does - Asks before saving anything. - Offers a saved login only on the exact website it was saved for. - Keeps what you save private to you until you share it, including from admins and managers. - Lets you share a login with named people, or with a vault, a set group of people at your organisation. - Lets some people use a login without seeing the password. This is a strong deterrent, not a guarantee, as the browser holds the password once it's filled in. - Follows whoever is signed in to Animal Database in that browser, and locks when they do, which suits shared computers. - Stays quiet except on the sites you add, unless you choose to have it ask on any site. What it doesn't do - Save anything unless you press Save. - Read passwords your browser has saved. - Track the websites you visit, or show ads. Saved passwords are stored encrypted. Please only save work logins, not personal ones like your own bank.