When cycling through different credentials, Bitwarden suggests to update the password with "Do you want to update this password in Bitwarden?"

[KernelBypass]

Steps To Reproduce

1. Go to any website where you have several accounts
2. Click on password entry field
3. Cycle the credentials with a hotkey (command + shift + L on Mac)
4. Popup appears saying "Do you want to update this password in Bitwarden?"

Expected Result

Should just quietly cycle credentials in the text fields.

Actual Result

A popup (screenshot below) opens up suggesting to corrupt a credential by overwriting it with another credential. If you accidentally agree, you probably may lose you lose one of your credentials (didn't test since I didn't click it.

Screenshots or Videos

Additional Context

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Operating System

macOS

Operating System Version

No response

Web Browser

Firefox

Browser Version

LibreWolf fork, 131.0.2-1

Build Version

Bitwarden Version: 2024.10.1

Issue Tracking Info

• I understand that work is tracked outside of Github. A PR will be linked to this issue should one be opened to address it, but Bitwarden doesn't use fields like "assigned", "milestone", or "project" to track progress.

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ID: PM-14440

[Krychaz]

Hey!

I was not able to reproduce this behaviour on Firefox 1.32.0

Can you please share your autofill settings within Bitwarden Extension?

[KernelBypass]

Hey!

I was not able to reproduce this behaviour on Firefox 1.32.0

Can you please share your autofill settings within Bitwarden Extension?

[KernelBypass]

I noticed that it depends on how fast you cycle: faster cycling is more likely to trigger it.

[cagonzalezcs]

@jprusik @coltonhurst

Hmm... might be worth checking out what is going on with the way Bitwarden cache's the most recently used cipher as a user triggers keyboard autofill. AutofillService.doFillOnTab or something like that is the method.

I remember it being really messy.