FYI, I revised the title of your topic and moved it to the Ask the Bitwarden Community forum, so that it would get more visibility.
Unfortunately, I cannot access the skyracing.com.au website to do my own testing, as it seems to be geographically restricted.
As dwbit suggested, start by right-clicking the username/account field, and selecting Bitwarden > Copy Custom Field Name in the context menu. Does that produce an error message, or if not, can you paste the copied clipboard contents into Notepad to check the name of the field?
If you were able to copy a field name using the above method, the the next step would be to edit the vault entry for SkyRacing to add a custom field. You have to scroll down towards the bottom to find the custom fields. Set the custom field type to Linked, then click the + icon to create the linked custom field. Now edit the field name to match the custom field name you had copied in the step above, and change the linked data from Password to Username. Don’t forget to click Save, then try again.
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Iwas able to navigate to ‘new’ custom field, however then nothing happened?!
I wasnt able to start as per the hyperlink to the BW help page…showing a ‘username’ and ‘value’
Trying to meddle thru this, and again also looked in settings/vault…nada!
What am i supposed to click on to get these fields (from the attached)?
@Lethal42 Yes, you’re almost there. Seems like you are not always renaming your custom fields. This is the procedure:
Change the custom field type from “Text” to “Linked”.
Click the + icon.
Click where it says Name, and enter the value formGroupLoginEmail.
Change the linked data from “Password” to “Username”
I addition, you should probably delete your previous attempts at defining custom fields, by clicking the red circled “–” icon to the left of the other custom fields.