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# OTP autofill with the Devolutions Password Manager browser extension

Configure OTP autofill in the Devolutions Password Manager browser extension by linking the HTML control ID to a Website entry in Remote Desktop Manager.

The Devolutions Password Manager browser extension allows to autofill a one time password (OTP) request with a ***Website*** session entry and a ***Website (legacy)*** information entry from Remote Desktop Manager.

1. Select the ***Source*** configuration type to set the OTP information required to be saved in the ***General*** section of the ***Website*** session entry or the ***Website (legacy)*** information entry in ***One time password (OTP)*** or link to a separate ***One time password (OTP)*** credential entry.
2. Open a browser page to the site with the OTP.
3. Right-click in the OTP field and click on ***Inspect***.
4. Look for the OTP ID in the ***Elements*** window and copy the information. In this example the ID to copy is passField.
5. In Remote Desktop Manager, save the information in:
   * a ***Website*** session entry in ***Login - HTML control ID - One time password ID***.
   * a ***Website (legacy)*** information session entry in the ***More settings - One time password***..

     <div data-gb-custom-block data-tag="hint" data-style="info" class="hint hint-info"><p>If your <em><strong>Credentials</strong></em> are set to <em><strong>Linked (vault)</strong></em> , you also need to configure and set the <em><strong>One time password (OTP)</strong></em> link in the <em><strong>General</strong></em> tab section.</p></div>
6. Click ***OK*** to save.

#### See also

* [Devolutions Academy – Enchancing RDM Free security](https://academy.devolutions.net/student/activity/3266658)


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