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# 2026

### Version 1.0.547

#### New features and enhancements

* Logging out of the extension now also ends any active Cerby web app session in the same browser. Previously, the web app session persisted after the extension user changed, allowing session identity to diverge on shared devices.

#### Fixes

* Autofill on TikTok Ads login pages now works correctly. Previously, the extension did not correctly scope form detection for TikTok Ads, causing credentials to fail to fill.
* The issues with browser extension autofill on LinkedIn login pages and in one-time passcode challenges for Carta were fixed.

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### Version 1.0.546

#### New features and enhancements

* The dialog box for autosaving an account now shows only the account label, username, and password as editable fields. Other fields are read-only in this context, preventing accidental edits during a credential update flow.
* The browser extension now correctly fills credentials on multi-step login pages where the form is split across multiple frames. Previously, autofill silently failed on these pages.
* Autofill field-detection accuracy improved across several sites (12 fixes), including TikTok Ads, segmented OTP fields and OTP conflict resolution, non-English page fallback detection, formless button-based logins, additional signup URL patterns, phantom-form suppression, and recovered logins on Forbes, Invision, and Quora.

#### Fixes

* The browser extension inline menu no longer shows a misleading "verification method not managed" error when autofill fails for reasons unrelated to TOTP or verification methods. Error messages now accurately describe the actual failure reason.
* OTP autofill no longer fails on segmented or bare OTP challenges that were incorrectly suppressed by the low-confidence form filter.

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### Version 1.0.545

*July 27, 2026.*

#### New features and enhancements

* The autofill inline menu now displays all credential fields at once. If a login form has both a username and a password field, both appear in the menu when you open it, so you can see the full set of credentials before selecting an account.

#### Security fixes

* On shared devices, account data from a previous session is now cleared immediately after a user switch.

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### Version v1.0.531

#### Fixes

* Selecting **Open Cerby** from the browser context menu now opens the Cerby app correctly instead of performing no action.
* The issue where the Cerby browser extension could silently fail for up to an hour before logging users out unexpectedly was fixed. Users now see a prompt to log in again right away.
* The issue where the Cerby password suggestion feature filled only the first **Password** field and left the **Confirm password** field empty for the `account.apple.com` website was fixed. Both fields are now filled correctly, allowing users to complete password-change forms without manual entry.

***

### Version v1.0.528

#### New features and enhancements

* Signup form detection is now available to all Cerby customers by default. The extension suggests a strong password and your Cerby-managed email address on signup forms, matching the behavior already available on login forms.
* The extension can now detect and fill segmented (multi-input) one-time password (OTP) forms, including auto-submit variants and container-anchored widgets like Twitch where users must input numbers one by one. This way, Cerby can handle more automated MFA verification flows.

#### Fixes

* The issue where the Cerby browser extension stopped working on devices with limited browser storage was fixed. The extension now uses significantly less storage space.

***

### Version v1.0.523

#### New features and enhancements

* Account **Owners** who search for their accounts in the extension popup can now copy passwords directly from the search results. Previously, the extension incorrectly treated search results as **Collaborator**-role accounts and disabled the copy option for **Owners**.

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### Version v1.0.516

#### New features and enhancements

* Self-managed accounts now show the app's domain name and an icon with the app's initials, making it easier to identify accounts at a glance.

#### Security fixes

* The fill button in the autofill inline menu is now correctly disabled on username fields. Previously, the button was incorrectly enabled, which allowed collaborators to fill or copy the account password from within a username field.

***

### Version v1.0.515

#### New features and enhancements

* The **Add** button in the Cerby browser extension is now a dropdown menu. Select the item type you want to create and go directly to the right page in the Cerby web app (account, collection, or secret) without navigating manually.
* When you scroll down on an account's details page in the browser extension, the header collapses automatically so the action buttons remain visible without having to scroll back up.
* The button that opens account details in a separate window now uses a clearer, more recognizable icon.

#### Fixes

* Navigating back to the account list in the Cerby browser extension is now faster. The extension no longer reloads data unnecessarily when returning from an account's details.
* The MFA code refresh animation now completes a full rotation, providing clearer visual feedback when a code is about to expire.

***

### Version v1.0.514

#### Fixes

* 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.

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### Version v1.0.510

#### New features and enhancements

* 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.

***

### Version v1.0.508

#### Fixes

* 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.

***

### Version v1.0.507

#### Fixes

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

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### Version v1.0.500

#### New features and enhancements

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

***

### Version v1.0.497

#### New features and enhancements

* An option to clear the cache of the Cerby browser extension is now available on 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.

#### Fixes

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

***

### Version v1.0.495

#### Fixes

* 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.

***

### February 13, 2026

#### New features and enhancements

* 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.

#### Fixes

* 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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