This guide walks you through installing the QuantPass Chrome extension, creating your account and first vault item, and using autofill on a login page. The entire process takes under five minutes.
Step 1 — Install the Extension
Open Google Chrome (version 114 or later).
Visit the QuantPass listing on the Chrome Web Store and click Add to Chrome.
When prompted, click Add extension to confirm.
The QuantPass icon will appear in your Chrome toolbar. If you don't see it, click the puzzle piece icon in the top-right corner of Chrome and pin QuantPass.
Step 2 — Create Your Account
Click the QuantPass icon in your toolbar to open the extension popup.
Click Create Account.
Enter your email address and click Continue.
QuantPass will generate a Dilithium2 keypair directly in your browser. This is your quantum-safe identity. Your private key is stored locally in chrome.storage.local and never transmitted to our servers.
You will receive a verification email. Click the link to verify your address and complete account setup.
Zero-knowledge note: QuantPass authenticates you by verifying a digital signature against your public key. No password, passphrase, or shared secret is transmitted during login.
Step 3 — Save Your First Credential
Navigate to any website with a login form — for example, github.com.
Enter your username and password as normal and log in.
QuantPass will detect the login form and display a save prompt in the top bar of your browser: "Save this credential to QuantPass?"
Click Save. QuantPass encrypts the credential using AES-256-GCM with a key derived from your public key fingerprint and stores the ciphertext in your vault.
Alternatively, you can save a credential manually:
Click the QuantPass icon in your toolbar.
Click + Add Item.
Fill in the site name, username, and password fields, then click Save.
Step 4 — Autofill a Credential
Navigate to the login page of a site where you have a saved credential.
Click on the username field. QuantPass will detect the form and display an inline autofill suggestion with your saved username.
Click the suggestion to autofill both the username and password fields instantly.
Shadow DOM security: The QuantPass autofill UI is injected into a mathematically isolated Shadow DOM. The host page's JavaScript and CSS cannot read, manipulate, or scrape the QuantPass credential menu.
What's Next?
Organize your vault — create multiple vaults for personal and work credentials from the extension popup.
Enable enterprise SSO — if your organization uses Okta or Microsoft Entra ID, enter your company email on the login screen to be routed through your IdP automatically.
Set up the Admin Console — if you're an IT administrator, proceed to the Admin Console Quickstart to configure your organization's settings and invite users.