LocalDB

LocalDB is an encrypted platform for managing site credentials. You keep logins in your vault on localdb.io, and this extension fills them into the page you already have open. Sign in with the same Google account you use on the website. The extension does not offer email-and-password sign-in. Only items you marked as site autofill are used. Ordinary vault notes (API keys, memos, and other general data) are ignored, so a random saved value will not be pasted into a login form. When you open the popup or use the context menu, LocalDB looks at the current site and asks its API for matching autofill items. The list shows names and usernames only. The encrypted password is requested when you choose an item, then decrypted on your device and written into the email/ID and password fields. The login form is not submitted. You review the fields and sign in yourself. If nothing in your vault matches that site, the page is left unchanged and you get a short message. The same happens if the page has no password field to fill. The extension reads the current tab URL only to find a match. It does not build a browsing history, and it does not run on every site in the background. Use this if you already store site logins in LocalDB and want them filled in Chrome without handing the submit step to the extension.