- Method 1: AutoSave
- Method 2: Manually Attaching RoboForm to an Application
- Method 3: Force AutoSave
- Method 4: Custom Script
NOTE: In order to use this feature, you must have the RoboForm Windows desktop version installed.
Method 1: AutoSave
1) Go to the sign-in page for the application you would like to save a Login for and the AutoSave Dialog will appear as a lower toolbar offering to save the password.
Click the “Save” button to confirm you would like to save your credentials as a Login.
2) Enter your credentials, and click the "Log In" or equivalent button.
3) RoboForm will offer to save your Login.
Method 2: Manually Attaching RoboForm to an Application
1) If the lower toolbar does not appear, click the [ ^ ] button (show hidden icons) in the lower right corner of your screen. Then, click the RoboForm Taskbar Icon, select "Browsers," and click your application.
2) A lower toolbar will attach to the bottom of the selected application’s window. Click the “Save” button to confirm you would like to save your credentials as a Login.
3) Enter your credentials, and click the "Log In" or equivalent button.
4) RoboForm will offer to save your Login.
Method 3: Force AutoSave
Force AutoSave the Login by holding Alt + Clicking the Login/Submit button when you are logging into the application.
NOTE: You can find your Application Logins in RoboForm Editor > Applications.
Method 4: Custom Script
When a standard Login doesn't recognize the fields or its submit button doesn't respond, use a custom script to tell RoboForm exactly which keystrokes and clicks to send. They're especially helpful for terminal windows, tools like PuTTY, multi-step logins, or anywhere advanced, precise automation is required.
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