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# Add a website entry
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This topic explains how to create an entry with your existing website credentials. If you have not yet created an account for the website, see [Create an Account for a Website with the Devolutions Password Manager browser extension](https://docs.devolutions.net/password-manager/browser-extension/remote-desktop-manager/using-the-devolutions-password-manager-browser-extension/create-account-website/) instead.
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Website entries can be created with the Devolutions Password Manager browser extension in Remote Desktop Manager. This type of entry is useful for saving your login credentials so that you do not have to remember them. These entries are also used by the Devolutions Password Manager browser extension to recognize a website and [retrieve your credentials](https://docs.devolutions.net/password-manager/browser-extension/remote-desktop-manager/using-the-devolutions-password-manager-browser-extension/retrieve-credentials/).
The main way to achieve this is by successfully logging into the website. The Devolutions Password Manager browser extension will automatically offer to save your credentials in a new website entry in Remote Desktop Manager. It is also possible to manually create the website entry.
Follow the steps from the section that best suits your needs.
#### Automatically Add a Website Entry
1. Go to the login page of the website. This page will be different for each website; this topic will use the Atlassian website as an example.
2. Websites usually ask for information such as an email address/username and a password. Follow the website’s login process until you log in to your account.
3. A Devolutions Password Manager browser extension ***Add Website*** window will pop up in the corner of your web browser.
4. Provide a ***Name*** for the entry. You can keep the default name or change it, but we recommend that it reflects the content of the entry so that it is easier to find when needed.
5. Provide a ***Destination folder*** in which to save your website entry. If you leave this field empty, the entry will be saved at the root of the vault. If the folder you specify does not exist, it will be created at the same time as your entry.
6. Select if you want to save your entry in your ***user vault*** or in a ***vault***. Note that to create your entry in the vault of your choice, the corresponding vault must currently be opened in Remote Desktop Manager.
7. Click ***Save***.
Your credentials are now securely stored in a new website entry in Remote Desktop Manager. The next time you log in to the same account, the Devolutions Password Manager browser extension will detect it and you will be able to retrieve your credentials. Follow our step-by-step instructions for [retrieving your credentials](https://docs.devolutions.net/password-manager/browser-extension/remote-desktop-manager/using-the-devolutions-password-manager-browser-extension/retrieve-credentials/).
#### Manually Add a Website Entry
1. Go to the login page of the website. This page will be different for each website; this topic will use the Atlassian website as an example.
2. Click on the Devolutions Password Manager browser extension icon in your browser and, in the ***Matching*** tab, click on the ***Add Website*** button.
3. The Devolutions Password Manager browser extension ***Add Website*** tab will open in your browser.
4. Provide a ***Name*** for the entry. You can keep the default name or change it, but we recommend that it reflects the content of the entry so that it is easier to find when needed.
5. The ***URL*** field is automatically filled in with the login page URL from step 1.
6. Provide the ***Username*** and ***Password*** you use to log in to the website. Depending on the website, your username may be your email address.
7. Provide a ***Destination folder*** in which to save your website entry. If you leave this field empty, the entry will be saved at the root of the vault. If the folder you specify does not exist, it will be created at the same time as your entry.
8. Select if you want to save your entry in your ***user vault*** or in a ***vault***. Note that to create your entry in the vault of your choice, the corresponding vault must currently be opened in Remote Desktop Manager.
9. Click ***Save***.
Your credentials are now securely stored in a new website entry in Remote Desktop Manager. The next time you log in to the same account, the Devolutions Password Manager browser extension will detect it and you will be able to retrieve your credentials. Follow our step-by-step instructions for [retrieving your credentials](https://docs.devolutions.net/password-manager/browser-extension/remote-desktop-manager/using-the-devolutions-password-manager-browser-extension/retrieve-credentials/).
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