@Nail1684 Please see screenshot 1
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Thanks! That is the inline autofill menu - and that wasnât around in the year 2018 for Bitwarden⌠anyway, @grb was quicker and already did the right thing here. 
Proton pass now has this feature and I really want it to be added to bitwarden
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No password search by typing option in the user name area itself scrolling for the password in the user name area makes difficult for multiple passwords with single website site
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I moved your request to the password manager section and merged it into a similar topic that already has some votes. Please feel free to vote for this topic.
Incidentally, Passwordless.dev is a separate product that implements authentication on web servers, so it really did not belong there in the first place.
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Will this ever be done? Even Firefox natively filters suggestions as you start typing a username. I have dozens of client logins for some sites and Bitwarden is basically unusable for me on those sites without this feature.
Sidenote: I made the title a bit more clear.
(before, it was: âInline autofill menu: type to filterâ)
Welcome, @RipSurge to the community!
If you click on the extension icon next to the URL bar, instead of the one in the password field, it has a search that likely does much of what you want. Even if not perfect, it may raise the bar from âunusableâ to âinconvenientâ.
Thank you, that actually does make my life a lot easier! It would still be a lot better if the autofill suggestions could be filtered (or sorted) by username (or part thereof) already typed in the username field.. I would have imagined this to be default/expected behavior, and I didnât think to test this before I spent the time setting up Bitwarden and importing everything.
Who types usernames (smirk)? Auto-fill works on them too. For typical sites, I just use Ctl-Shift-L in the username field and it also fills the password. Or, for those with many entries I do it the way shown in the picture and click the âfillâ button to get both.
You do raise an interesting idea though. The pictures others have posted all have a dedicated search field that would take away from the number of visible items. But, there is already a text box right above that. If inline-autofill filtered based on the contents of the username box, it could achieve the goal with no need for to take up space with a dedicated search field. Thanks for (perhaps inadvertently) sharing that thought.