AutoType: If this field is not empty, then its content replaces the
default value for the AutoType function (which is displayed above and comes from
either the Password Safe default or this database's default as set via the
"Manage → Options → Misc."
tab). For more information, see the "AutoType" help topic.
Run Command: This field can be used to specify a command or program
to be run via the 'Run Command' action (via the Edit menu, right-click popup
menu or Ctrl-R). Password Safe is able to pass arguments to the command
such as the entry's username, password, etc., as described here.
Double click and Shift-Double click on entry: This allows you to define what action
Password Safe will take when
you double-click, or double-click with Shift depressed, on an
entry. The default is to copy the entry's password and username to the
clipboard for double-click and shift + double-click, respectively. The
default actions are set in
Manage → Options → Misc. tab,
and marked with "(default)" in the drop-down lists.
Authentication Secret: Enter the secret key provided by the website for generating one-time (TOTP) authentication codes. Use a direct link to view or copy the secret key whenever available.
If only a QR code is shown, scanning it with your phone reveals a URL containing the secret key, which you can enter into this field. Once configured, Password Safe generates the required six-digit authentication codes and can copy them to the clipboard.
If you save the secret key, you may also use it with authenticator apps such as Google or Microsoft Authenticator.
For more information about generating one-time authentication codes, see Basic Tab.
Example of a secret key setup for two-factor authentication.
Password History: It is possible to configure Password Safe
to save the last few passwords of an entry. This can be done either when the entry is created,
or when viewing an existing entry. You see the recent passwords associated
with the entry. You can change the number of recent passwords that are kept.
For more information see the Password History page here.