Fill Passwords in Your Browser with Touch ID
PanicVault's browser extension brings AutoFill to Chromium browsers on Mac — powered by Touch ID and your local vault.
Chrome
Brave
Edge
Arc
ChromiumInstall Browser Helper
Download the macOS installer (.pkg) that configures the native messaging helper for all your browsers automatically.
Download InstallerGet the Extension
Add PanicVault to Chrome, Brave, Edge, or Arc from the Chrome Web Store. All Chromium browsers use the same store.
Add to ChromeUninstall Helper
Remove the browser helper, native messaging manifests, and package receipt from your Mac.
Download UninstallerThree ways to fill
The extension connects to a local helper on your Mac. Your passwords never leave your device.
Inline Dropdown
Focus a login field and a dropdown appears below it with matching credentials. Authenticate with Touch ID and click to fill.
Toolbar Popup
Click the PanicVault icon in the toolbar to search, browse, and fill any credential — or copy a TOTP code.
TOTP Codes
After filling your password, open the popup to view and auto-fill your two-factor authentication code.
What it does
Common issues
Helper Not Found
If the extension shows "PanicVault helper not found," re-download and run the installer from PanicVault Settings > Browser Extension. Verify that ~/Library/Application Support/PanicVault/PanicVaultChromeHelper exists.
Extension Not Detected
Restart your browser after installing the helper. Browsers read native messaging manifests only at startup.
Touch ID Not Prompted
Make sure you've unlocked your vault at least once in PanicVault with your master password, and that Touch ID is enabled in PanicVault settings.
No Credentials Shown
The extension matches by URL. Ensure your vault entries have a URL field matching the site you're visiting, and that the vault has been unlocked this session.
Get PanicVault
One purchase. All your devices. No subscription.
Download on the App Store