Bitwarden Essentials Series: Using Custom Fields
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Title Slide: Using Custom Fields
Welcome to the Bitwarden Essentials Series. Today, we are going to discuss the Creating Custom Fields.
This presentation shows you how to create custom fields for specific login sites/form fills/etc. This URL has a link added which includes additional information and features for custom fields. Custom fields, available for any Vault item type, allow you to store additional well-structured data fields to a Vault item. If you have a longer login screen or you fill out applications and forms and want to save time without typing in each field everytime, then this feature will help you.
Custom Fields
Custom fields allow you to store up to 5,000 characters in additional spaces in any Item Type (Login, Card, Identity, Secure Notes). Users can select from one of three types to create a custom field (text, hidden, boolean, or linked).
Custom Text Fields
Custom text fields display the information directly. These are ideal for non-sensitive text.
Custom Hidden Fields
Custom hidden fields display the information, hidden and requires the use of the reveal (eye) button to show them. Custom hidden fields are best used for sensitive information that you do not wish to have visible by default.
Custom Boolean Fields
Custom boolean fields store a simple true or false value, represented by a checkbox. Boolean fields can be used to fill a variety of forms and selections.
Custom Linked Fields
Custom linked fields value is linked to the item’s username or password. Given the right field name, linked custom fields can be used to solve issue where your browser extension can’t auto-fill usernames and passwords for a particular site.
Adding a Custom Field Slide
Custom fields can be added in all Bitwarden clients. Use the edit option to add a custom field.
Naming a Custom Field Slide
You can name most custom fields whatever you want. To autofill a custom field, the field will need to match an element on the web page. To create a custom field, right click in your browser, select Bitwarden in the menu, and select copy custom field name. Paste the value into your new custom field name.
For More Information Slide
Thank you for taking the time out of your busy day to learn about Using Custom Fields. For more information, please visit us online at Bitwarden.com/help.
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