The extension should get automatically updated and you can check to see if you have the latest version by going to Tools->Extensions in Chrome – the latest version should be at least 2.1.2. To comply with that change, we've moved the Chrome version of eWallet's AutoPass extension from our site into the store. Update InstallĪs part of a security update, Google is changing the Windows version of Chrome so it will no longer allow extensions from anywhere other than the Chrome Web Store (you may see a message that says ' This extension is not listed in the Chrome Web Store and may have been added without your knowledge'). Now the next time you click on a URL in an eWallet card, the extension will be used to automatically insert the username and password on the website. AutoPass should also be enabled in your eWallet options preferences. Once the extension is installed, make sure AutoPass is enabled in your list of extensions. An online marketplace for themes and extensions that plug into Googles Chrome browser and Chrome operating system. From there you can press the 'Free' button to install the extension. The image should work well on both light and dark backgrounds. Installing the extension is very easy, just click on the link when directed by eWallet, or go to our page in the Chrome Web Store. The actual icon size should be 96x96 (for square icons) an additional 16 pixels per side should be transparent padding, adding up to 128x128 total image size. It is currently developed by Google, based on technology acquired with the purchase of On2 Technologies.

If you are using eWallet with Google's Chrome browser, then the first time you click on a URL in a card, you will likely be prompted to install the AutoPass extension. This gallery page is best viewed with a browser that supports WebP, such as Google Chrome, Opera and others.

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