If the corresponding user opens the server database through the client they can see the following: Only Access to entries must be activated. In the Database content area select the desired entry or folder and set the permissions as follows:

Please uncheck here the access rights Read/Modify/Add/Delete Entries (for this corresponding user or group only) on database level in order to make sure that the selected user or group cannot access data located in the root directory of the database:Īfterwards, go to the Entries and folders tab. Afterwards, select the correct user or group and double click on it to open their permissions. To hide a password but also allow users accessing it at the same time, please go to the Server Manager and select the corresponding database (double click on it). In this case, it will open the integrated browser. Now, the user can only use the hidden password through protected mode. The add-ons and Javascript will be activated again afterwards. In this case, the add-ons and Javascript are deactivated before the login in order to make reading passwords impossible. However, please note that the protected mode is restricted. So, if you want to provide passwords to your users but do not want them to see those passwords in plain text at the same time you can use the integrated browser in protected mode. Other modern browsers like Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox or Microsoft Edge, too cannot be used for this since they cannot be controlled by third-party applications like Password Depot. Hint: The Protected Sign-On feature is only available with the integrated browser that uses an instance of the Internet Explorer.

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