Keeper for Safari
Keeper for Safari is a Safari password manager extension that helps you store, generate, and autofill passwords, passkeys, and other saved sign-in data.
What is Keeper for Safari?
Keeper for Safari is a Safari browser extension and password manager companion that helps users securely manage logins and other sensitive information while browsing. It is designed for people who want password autofill, stronger credential creation, and easier sign-in across websites without relying only on the browser’s built-in password storage. The extension can fill usernames, passwords, passkeys, payment details, addresses, and saved codes from a Keeper vault. It also helps create strong new passwords when you sign up for accounts or update existing credentials. For Mac users who browse in Safari, it fits into everyday sign-in workflows and works alongside Keeper’s broader password management service from Keeper Security.
Key features
- Autofill usernames and passwords on websites in Safari
- Generate strong new passwords when creating or updating accounts
- Store and use passkeys for supported passwordless sign-ins
- Fill saved payment cards, addresses, and other form details
- Access saved two-factor authentication codes during sign-in
- Sync saved credentials with your Keeper vault across devices
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Safety overview
Status: Mostly safe
This is a legitimate password management extension for Safari. It needs access to website login forms and the sensitive data you choose to keep in your password vault, which is normal for its purpose. Because it handles passwords, passkeys, payment details, and other private records, only use it with an account you trust and keep your master password and multi-factor authentication protected. Removing it can stop autofill and passkey features in Safari until it is installed again.
Recommendation: Keep Keeper for Safari if you use Keeper to sign in on websites, manage passkeys, or fill saved form data in Safari. If you no longer use Keeper or prefer another password manager, you can remove it, but Safari will lose Keeper-based autofill and related sign-in convenience.
Common paths
/Applications/Keeper Password Manager.app
Support paths
~/Library/Application Support/Keeper Password Manager
Container paths
~/Library/Containers/com.keepersecurity.safari.keeperfill
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