It would be great if the contextual password list that appears in browsers (Desktop and iOS) had a search function and/or was in alphabetical order. For some sites I have dozens of logins saved for many clients all using the same service.
As a workaround for anyone else bothered by this, it seems that the browser's find on page (Command+F in Firefox for MacOS) is able to search the list of credentials. Not so helpful on iOS but better than nothing on the desktop.
I just found out one of my old passwords was involved in a breach. I wish I could search Dropbox Passwords for all accounts that use this password so I can go change them all.
I'm in the same situation. I've been notified by a credit bureau that a old password was breached. I'd like to be able to search Dropbox for passwords so I can delete/change weak passwords that were breached.
Is there anyway to generate a list of my passwords used in dropbox?
As example, if I use XYZ1 as a portion of a password such as $D23XYZ1, I would like to search my password database for the portion XYZ1. I now use DB suggested passwords, but I still have many that were very weak and portions used repeatedly.
I've start usinig Dropbox Passwords, everythnig works very well and it's smiple to use.
I have this suggestion: I would create a search box in the upper part of the container with all the passwords for a website. I have a website with 40+ accounts and when I go to filll up the data, I have to scroll until I find the right one. In my previous password manager (Lastpass) there was a comfortable search box to reach immediately the needed account, in case you have so many for the same website.