TeamsID

TeamsID is the simple password manager that helps teams of all sizes collaborate and get business done.

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What is TeamsID?

TeamsID is a Firefox add-on by TeamsID. This add-on has 19 daily active users and a poor user rating of 1.50. The latest version, 2.17, was updated 4 years ago.

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By: TeamsID

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Users: 19 ▼ -1

Rating: 1.50 (2)

Version: 2.17 (Last updated: 2019-11-13)

Creation date: 2017-06-14

Weekly download count: NaN

Firefox on Android: No

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

• tabs
• idle
• https://*/
• http://*/
• storage
• activeTab
• contextMenus
• unlimitedStorage
• clipboardWrite
• cookies
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Size: 318.99K

Email: Click to see

URLs: Website

Risk impact: High risk impact

Risk likelihood: Low risk likelihood

Other platforms

Not available on Chrome

Not available on Edge

ChromeStats Rank

# 18036 ▼ 405

Other rankings

#50 in team keyword ▼ 7 #133 in business keyword #160 in steam keyword ▼ 7

Summary

Welcome to add-on for TeamsID - Password Manager for Teams, Businesses and Families. Now you can auto-login using the TeamsID extension by hitting the login button

TeamsID enables you to make sharing passwords easy and safe for everyone in your business or organization.

TeamsID provides a flexible and powerful way to make sure all the right people have access to all those bits of information -- passwords, account numbers, codes, or other sensitive records -- that they need to get things done. If someone makes a change to a password or other record, it’s automatically shared with others who need it.

So with TeamsID, everyone is up to date and there is no need to send bits and pieces of confidential information like passwords over email, IM, or voice mail.

Getting started is easy - create an organization, set up appropriate teams, and then invite members into those teams. 

Then, anyone in a team can start creating records and making them available to others. You can also create confidential records that only you have access to.

With everyone using TeamsID, your organization is more secure, team members spend less time looking for information, and everyone gets more work done.

User reviews

The most horrible experience I ever had with a FireFox addon. In Jira it will add a string "chromechrome" to the end of my comments - all the time. Only after disabling this extensions are those strings gone in my Jira comments. The Addon does _not_ save any state, so each time you click the addon (like after copying + pasting your username, you click again to get the password, you will have to search the entry again...). It is very slow and very buggy.

by Firefox user 14958451, 2021-03-15

This add-on is as good as using the TeamsID site itself. 1. It has no built-in passwords generator (while the site has). 2. It only captures the data you enter in web forms and provides no means of adding access information manually (while the site does). 3. It uses your authentication status on the TeamsID site. As soon as you sign out on the site, you can't access your passwords. The add-on works fine for a single use case: access your stored passwords.

by torunar, 2019-05-31

Safety

Risk impact

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Risk likelihood

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