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Set own preferences - My profile

You can change own preferences, eg. language, notification, 2FA settinsg, etc. in My Profile (User Profile) menu item.

There are 3 TABS in popup:

  1. Personal details
  2. Notification / warning
  3. Others

Personal details

You can edit the next settings:

  1. Language
  2. Avatar
  3. Password (Change own password for login to Passman - only with PassMan local user)
  4. Multifaktor key
  5. Maximum logged in time 
    1. after this value time you will be kicked off automatically, and you have to login again
  6. Theme 

Notification / warning

You can edit the next settings:

  1. Personal encription key expirity
    1. If you entered your personal encryption key after logging in, it will be stored in memory for the time set here.
    2. After the specified time expires, you will need to enter it again.
    3. If no value is specified here, the personal encryption key will only be deleted from memory upon logout.
  2. Missing webPMS warning
    1. If you have no webPMSL browsre extension is not installed on your machine, than you get a notification or not.
  3. First password warning
  4. Copy password on checkout credentials
    1. Set checkbox to copy password to clipboard when you checkout credentials (password).
  5. Notification channel
    1. Set checkbox(es) to choose your communication channel to get PassMan notifications.
  6. Registrated devices under push notification
    1. When you log in from a device (web browser, iPhone, iPad, Android Phone, etc.), we save the device data in PassMan.
    2. Based on the saved data, we can send a message to the given device.
    3. If you no longer want to receive messages on a particular device, you can delete the device data here.
    4. The deletion only affects the sending of messages; we do not delete the software installed on the given device (e.g. iPhone).


Others

You can edit the next settings:

  1. Edit own lookup rules
    1. You can edit or delete the page descriptors saved with the extension here.
  2. Compromised Password Check
    1. Check whether the password to be saved has been compromised by querying the pwnedpasswords.com service.
    2. Your password never leaves your device; only the first 5 characters of its hash are sent!