TymborBeta
Web extension

Your passwords, right in the page.

For Chrome, Brave and Edge on Windows. It talks only to the Tymbor app on your own PC; nothing about the pages you visit goes online.

Signing in

Click, pick, signed in.

Tymbor puts a small button in password boxes. Click it, choose your login, and both boxes are filled.

  1. Click the Tymbor buttonIt appears inside the password box when you click it.
  2. Choose "Fill a saved login"Tymbor lists the logins you saved for this exact site.
  3. Pick oneYour username and password are filled in. You press Sign in.
verdant.example/signin
verdant.example/signin
The button and its menu
verdant.example/signin
Choosing a saved login
verdant.example/signin
Filled in
Signing up

A strong password, kept for you.

On a sign-up page, ask Tymbor for a strong password. It fills both password boxes, and keeps the login when the site accepts it.

  1. Click the Tymbor buttonOn a sign-up page the menu offers "Suggest a strong password".
  2. Suggest a strong passwordBoth password boxes are filled with a long random one.
  3. Create the accountWhen the site moves on, Tymbor saves the login and lets you undo it.
verdant.example/open-account
verdant.example/open-account
The menu on a sign-up page
verdant.example/open-account
Strong password filled in
verdant.example/welcome
Saved to Tymbor
Built carefully

It only helps where it should.

The exact site only

A login is offered only on the site it was saved for, never on a look-alike address.

Your PC only

The extension talks to the Tymbor app on your computer. Your vault never goes through a website or a server.

You are asked first

It offers to fill and to save. A web page cannot tell it to hand over a password.

Locked means locked

When Tymbor is locked, the extension has nothing to give until you unlock the app.

Remember less. Be safer.

Tymbor is in beta now.

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