Release 2.45 gives users a clearer overview of where they are signed in and introduces automatic saving of credentials on verified domains. This helps organisations improve visibility, reduce unmanaged access, and make secure credential handling more consistent.
What's new
- Manage active connections
View and manage active Uniqkey connections across browsers, devices, and sessions from one place. - Save logins automatically
Automatically save credentials when users sign in to, or create accounts on, verified domains.
Manage active connections
The Connections page in the expanded browser extension now gives users a complete overview of their active Uniqkey connections.
Users can see:
- Admin Portal sessions
- Mobile devices
- Secondary devices
- Desktop extensions
- Paired browsers
- Phoneless browsers
Connections can be revoked directly from the page, making it easier to remove sessions, browsers, or devices that are no longer recognised, trusted, or needed.
To prevent accidental lockouts, the primary mobile device and the browser currently in use cannot be revoked.
Automatically save logins on verified domains
Admins can now enable Automatically save logins on verified domains.
When enabled, Uniqkey automatically saves credentials when a user signs in to an existing account or creates a new account on a verified domain.
Users are notified when a login has been saved successfully.
This helps organisations make credential saving more consistent across approved services, while reducing the need for users to save logins manually.
What this means to you
- See active Uniqkey connections across devices, browsers, and sessions
- Revoke connections that are no longer trusted or needed
- Reduce the risk of losing track of active access
- Automatically save credentials on verified domains
- Improve consistency in how company credentials are captured and protected