• Fills more entry & giveaway forms. Some sweepstakes forms are embedded in a special
in-page frame — Veridenti now fills those too, and shows its in-field icon.
• Fewer skipped store forms. A "New Customer" sign-in section no longer makes Veridenti
mistake a giveaway or checkout page for a contacts editor and skip it.
• More consistent pop-ups. The login, identity, and masked-email choosers open fully
on-screen, flip upward when near the bottom of the window, and close with the Escape key.
• Reliability and performance improvements.

Veridenti 3.4 — stronger security, and less busywork

• Stronger vault protection. Your master password now runs through Argon2id, a memory-hard key-derivation function that makes large-scale password-guessing far harder. Existing vaults upgrade automatically the next time you unlock — nothing to do, and your password doesn't change.
• New: Remembered forms. Fill a form by hand once - a daily sweepstakes, a survey, a preference page - and Veridenti offers to fill it the same way next time (text, dropdowns, and checkboxes). It shows a chip and glows the fields so it's never a surprise, with one-tap Undo. Off by default; turn it on in Settings. It never remembers cards, security codes, or other sensitive fields.
• One-tap breach fix. When a saved password turns up in a data breach, "Fix it" generates a strong new password, opens the site's change page, and fills it in — you review and submit. Veridenti only saves the new password after confirming the change worked, so it can't lock you out.
• Clearer Password Health, now grouped with your other security tools under the Safety tab, plus fixes to the score, scan age, and grading.
• Copied passwords and 2FA codes now auto-clear from the clipboard after 45 seconds.
• Navigation and unlock stability fixes.

Veridenti 3.3 — autofill, save-prompt & multi-account improvements

This release focuses on everyday autofill — three fixes that make saving and filling logins noticeably smoother.

What's new

• See every account for a site. When you have more than one login for the same site (for example, two Instagram or Facebook accounts), the toolbar popup now lists all of them under "For this site." Pick any account and fill it in one click — no more opening the Vault to search for it and copy the password.
• The "Save to Veridenti?" prompt no longer disappears. Some sites redirect you to a welcome or onboarding page right after you create an account, which could make the save prompt vanish before you had a chance to save. Now the prompt follows you to the page you land on and stays until you choose Save, Skip, or Never.
• Smarter autofill around captchas. After filling a form, Veridenti no longer scrolls the page down to the Submit button while a human-verification challenge (reCAPTCHA, hCaptcha, or Cloudflare Turnstile) still needs solving — so you can complete the challenge without being pulled away.

Also in this release

• Consistent section headers across the popup for a cleaner, more polished look.

As always, Veridenti is zero-knowledge — your vault is encrypted on your device, and we never see its contents.

Veridenti 3.2 — reliability, polish, and hardening

Autofill
• Fills late-loading and dynamic forms (sweepstakes / Gleam-style widgets) on their own — email, name, and zip no longer need a manual click.
• "Don't fill on this site" and the Assist / Off fill modes are now respected across every autofill path.
• Won't overwrite what you're typing when you're creating a new account (signup forms).
• Confirm-email fields match your chosen address; records/search pages no longer get your identity auto-filled.
• Fixed a couple of field-detection edge cases (e.g. a single "Birthday" field filling only the day).

Masked email & vault
• Clear "unlock your vault first" prompts instead of silent failures.
• Your per-site "use my real email" choice now sticks across reloads.
• The Edit button in masked emails works reliably; "save this login?" capture restored.
• Breach "Contain" tells you to unlock instead of appearing to succeed while the alias is still live.

Polish & security
• Consistent line-style icons throughout (including the password-reveal toggle).
• Hardened the cross-frame masked-email picker against spoofed messages.
• Smaller, cleaner package (removed unused code).

Private by design — zero-knowledge, no phone-home by default. Unchanged.