2026

This article describes the newest features, enhancements, and bug fixes to improve your experience using the Cerby browser extension.

Version v1.0.514

The issue with a state machine bug that caused the inline menu to close prematurely when no accounts were present for a site was fixed.

The search bar of the inline menu now filters accounts in real time as you type to ensure an instant, responsive experience. You just need to click the Cerby icon within an input field, click the Search icon, and start typing.

The issue with a user interface (UI) layering conflict on pinterest.com where the Cerby menu appeared behind site elements or closed unexpectedly was fixed.
The issue with a Safari message system failure that caused the inline menu to break on certain sign-in pages was fixed.

The issue with a critical session termination bug where transient network failures incorrectly triggered forced logouts was fixed.

We now display an error screen when secure device onboarding fails due to reaching the device limit.

An option to clear the cache of the Cerby browser extension is now available in the Settings page. By clicking the Clear extension cache button, you can resolve extension issues by forcing an immediate sync with your Cerby workspace to reload your accounts, features, and settings with the latest data.

Fixed heuristics incorrectly detecting OTP input fields on postman.com, preventing the inline menu from appearing unexpectedly.

The issue where the inline menu appeared at unexpected positions due to hidden input fields not respecting visibility rules was fixed.
The issue with the Cerby icon reappearing inside input fields after being turned off in apps such as Sprinklr and YouTube was fixed.

We now show a confirmation message when a user uninstalls the Cerby browser extension.
In workspaces with local vaults, we now stop automated logins when users haven’t set up a trusted session for their Cerby browser extension.
When users don’t have an active session in the Cerby browser extension, the account autosave prompt now displays the Don’t ask to save for this website again option.
We have now disabled the inline menu in input fields where the content of a page is blocked by the App setting restrictions feature.
We now enforce multi-factor authentication (MFA) for Cerby accounts in local workspaces. Users cannot interact with the Cerby browser extension until they turn on MFA to access Cerby.

The issue with page redirects when users log in to their accounts from the Okta dashboard was fixed. Users were not correctly redirected to the app after the completion of the automated login.

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