Log in using password management software

[brian.riches]

Does somebody know the answer to this? I keep all my log-in information on a password manager (RoboForm). But because the Steam log-in process switches through dialog boxes, the password manager doesn't recognise when it gets to the actual dialog box with the log-in fields.

Every time that I want to log in to Steam, I have to look up the log-in details and do it manually.

[Hodman]

Save your login info?
("remember me" option)

[Jaunitta 🌸]

Like many of us do.
Why is Steam asking you to log in all the time?
Set it to remember you problem solved.
The only time i get that is deleting the Steam downloads cache.
Make notepad write down Steam Username and password copy and paste it.

[Supafly]

Save/remember me if using your own device.

If not I have workarounds for my password manager, Keepass. Sites that require you to select enter and then loads a separate password page/box you can do a few things.

Option 1
On Keepass you can edit the autotype function so it enters befopre typing in the password. Usually something like
{username}{TAB}{password}{Enter}

Some sites require tabbing twice, little extra checkbox after username field or something so you edit the command to do
{username}{TAB}{TAB}{password}{Enter}

Depending on the spend on the Page/Box change I'd try
{username}{Enter}{password}{Enter}

Option 2
If that isn't an option or doesn't work for yours you could try not entering a user name into the username field of your password manager. Then manually enter it into the Steam Login field and only auto type/enter the password. As the username is blank it should just enter the password.

Option 3
If option 2 works you could make 2 separate Steam entries. One for the username and no password and another for the password and no username. That way you activate each of them separately for the relevant task