When that happens, the plugin switches the focus to KeePass window and opens the password manager's Find tool, which you can use to search for the entry. The third option in the plugin, 'show search for repeated AutoType', is useful when the AutoType command has failed, i.e. WebAutoType has a few other options, it can be set to skip usernames for passwords, and that's nice to have when the cursor is in the password box. So, in case you encounter errors, you know how to fix it. Similarly, an extra letter or character in your entry's URL field can prevent AutoType from working. Why? Because the 2nd link contains an 's' after http. These are not the same and in this case, AutoType will fail. Say you have an entry saved with the URL, and you want to log in at the page.

For instance, since '' is a part of '', it is considered a match. This isn't a problem with the plugin since it verifies if the URL field's contents is part of the address in the browser tab. Now, what if the link in the URL field and the webpage's address are different? Websites can change the login page's address at anytime, but you can't keep updating the entry, can you? When the contents match, the program will process the AutoType command. This makes the password manager instead check whether the value of the URL field in the saved entry and the webpage are the same. WebAutoType fixes this issue by adding support for URL matching to KeePass' AutoType.

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