The method described by Kent above is the one I use as well (with minor variations). I find it quite efficient and very robust.
Finding myself on an account registration form, and assuming my Bitwarden browser extension is logged in but locked (most common scenario), I go through the following process:
-
Ctrl+Shift+Y
to open the browser extension. - Click in the Tab view.
- Enter desired username in Bitwarden extension.
- Click in password field to access Password Generator.
- Make any required adjustments to Password Generator settings, then click “Select” in the upper right corner.
- Click “Save”!
- Close extension.
-
Ctrl+Shift+L
to autofill the new credentials into the account registration form, then submit the form.
Afterwards, you can re-open the new vault entry if desired to make tweaks such as:
- Change the name of the item.
- Assign a folder.
- If you’re using a non-default URL matching method (something more specific than Base Domain), then add URLs for the login page and the password change page.
- If necessary, add custom fields to solve any autofill issues encountered on the login page.
The process might look complex when written out as 8 distinct steps, but if you give it a try, you will see that it is very efficient and intuitive (once you accept that the process is “backwards” compared to what you may be used to from other password managers).