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Credential Mirror Feature
From a beta tester request:
I would like to be able to link multiple services or add multiple domains for a single credential. Some web services use different domains with one login. For example facebook.com - messenger.com, alibaba.com - aliexpress.com Would be convenient to have it under one credential so if i change my password, I won't forget to change in multiple places.
It would also be neat if for the site name, you could enter something like "sitename.*" or perhaps more securely "sitename.[com,net,co.uk,fr,de,ch]" if multiple TLDs for the same site are possible.
A specific use case for this: the Belgian government hosts an IdP for government stuff on idp.iamfas.belgium.be but if you want to administer your login methods, keys and tokens, you go to iamapps.belgium.be. However, the scope of belgium.be is much too wide, so for something like this, a way to link things would be nice indeed!
Another use case: my university has Office365 (e.g. for email and Teams). That means my university login works both on their idp domain but also on microsoftonline.com (technically both with a different username as well, but the password and TOTP are identical). I wonder if it would make sense to alias but still allow different usernames?
@bertvandepoel @paquetj @WebmasterTD @rms5566 @elendil-software @kbembedded @Properrr @hijackeel @wasserpanther : instead of having to manually add mirrored credentials, a friend of mine had the idea to add a "wildcard" feature. The general idea would be to add a boolean for each credential, that if set would allow the device to answer credentials requests to domain.XYZ
That obviously only works if the other service is on the same domain and is very similar to @hijackeel idea. @bertvandepoel belgium.be example could be addressed by adding a feature on moolticute's side of things. What do you guys think?
I think this solution could be useful in some cases. However according to Apple: shared credentials a lot of sites share completely different domains.
