Install Emerald Vault
For Google Chrome on Windows and Mac.
For Firefox on Windows, Mac and Linux.
Install
- Click Add to Firefox, then Add when Firefox asks.
- Firefox asks to let Emerald Vault work on all websites. Allow it: that's how it fills your logins.
- Pin Emerald Vault from the puzzle-piece menu, click it, and sign in.
- Download the file. Leave it in
Downloadsas it is; don't unzip it. - In Firefox, go to
about:debugging#/runtime/this-firefox. - Click Load Temporary Add-on… and choose emerald-vault-firefox.xpi.
- Click the puzzle-piece menu, then Emerald Vault, and sign in. Allow it on all websites when asked.
This test build isn't signed by Mozilla yet, so Firefox keeps it only until you close Firefox. A permanent version is on its way.
Updating
Signed versions update by themselves. A temporary add-on goes away when Firefox closes: load the newest download again the same way.
Safari
Emerald Vault for Safari is on its way. Until then, use it in Chrome or Firefox, or open your vault on this website.
Install
- Unzip the download. Keep the passwordmanager folder somewhere permanent, such as
Documents. - In Chrome, go to
chrome://extensionsand turn on Developer mode (top right). - Click Load unpacked and choose the passwordmanager folder.
- Pin Emerald Vault from the puzzle-piece menu, click it, and sign in.
Updating
- Download the new version and unzip it over your existing passwordmanager folder, replacing the files.
- Emerald Vault notices the new files and restarts by itself within a minute. Unlock it again when it does.
Don't see Emerald Vault in Chrome?
Removing it from Chrome leaves its folder in place. In chrome://extensions, turn on Developer mode, click Load unpacked and choose the passwordmanager folder again.