You can use MySudo Password on your mobile device and in your favorite desktop browser. Follow the steps below to install the app or browser extension.
Install the MySudo Password mobile app (iOS and Android)
Download MySudo Password from the Apple App Store or Google Play Store.
After installing the app, configure your device to use MySudo Password for autofill.
iOS
Open Device Settings → General → AutoFill & Passwords.
Turn on AutoFill Passwords and Passkeys.
Select MySudo Password as your password provider.
Once enabled, tap a username, email address, or password field to autofill your saved credentials.
Android
Open Settings.
Search for Passwords & Autofill or Autofill service.
Select MySudo Password.
Approve any requested permissions.
For the best Autofill coverage across apps and websites, enable Accessibility if prompted.
Install the browser extension
MySudo Password is available for Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and Safari.
*Ensure MySudo Password is installed on your mobile device first.
Chrome and Microsoft Edge
Open the Chrome Web Store.
Search for MySudo Password → select Add to Chrome (or Add to Edge).
Pin the extension to your browser toolbar for quick access.
Firefox
Open the Firefox Add-ons store.
Search for MySudo Password → select Add to Firefox.
Safari (Mac)
Download MySudo Password from the Mac App Store.
Open Safari → Settings → Extensions.
Enable the MySudo Password extension and approve any prompts.
Sign in
Open MySudo Password on your mobile device
Tap the ellipses (…) in the top left → select Settings
Tap Link Browser Extension → Scan the QR Code
Tips
Pin the browser extension to your toolbar so it's always easy to access.
Install MySudo Password on both your mobile device and your desktop browser to keep your vault available wherever you need it.
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