The Desktop.com Password manager stores passwords for apps in one place. In this way, you will not have to select a username and password on the login page or push the login button each time you want to launch the app.
The Desktop.com Password manager will autofill your app credentials after you set them up for the app.
This option is available if you enabled the Organize&Search feature package
1) Open the Desktop.com app
2) Start from unlocking the Vault. Enter your Master password (password that you are using for accessing your Desktop.com account -> click the Unlock Password Manager button
3) If you enabled Organize&Search + Communication feature packages, navigate to the Desktops-> open the Vault
4) To add app credentials, right click on the app (alternatively, click the 3 dots button) -> select Choose password option
5) Click the Add a login/password button
6) Enter the login and password which you use for accessing this app -> click the Create button
7) If you have multiple credentials, just select which login/password should be used for accessing this app
8) You can access, edit/delete your saved credentials from the Vault menu.The Group Passwords section contains your credentials for Google, Microsoft, and Apple apps.The App Passwords section contains app credentials, which were created by you or shared with you.The Other Passwords section contains passwords imported from other password managers and manually added passwords.
9) By clicking the Create button next to Passwords, you can add passwords, create group passwords or import passwords from other password managers.
10)To edit credentials, click the 3 dots button -> click the Edit password button
11) To delete multiple credentials, click the 3dots button next to the app -> click the Select button. Alternatively, move the mouse next to the app and tick the box.
12) Select the apps credentials you need to delete -> click the 3 dots button again -> click the Delete button
You can still change the password for logging in to the Desktop.com app by following the instructions on how to change your password. You will restore access to your Desktop.com account, but your workspace owner will need to approve your password change in order to restore access to your app credentials (as you will still have your old password set for unlocking app credentials before the owner’s approval)
*Here both feature packages are enabled. If you disabled one of them, some options will be unavailable
