Coming in IT Portal 4.6.27 · Q3 2026
The last manual step in login, gone
The IT Portal browser extension has long filled in usernames and passwords for you. But when a site then asked for a 2FA code, you were on your own — open the extension, copy the one-time code, switch back, paste it in, hope it didn't expire. Every login, every time.
That step is now automatic. The Chrome and Firefox extension now auto-fills MFA/2FA codes the same way it fills usernames and passwords.
How it works
- Fill your username and password with the extension, exactly as you do today.
- The site sends you to its verification-code page.
- The extension shows a fill icon on the one-time-code field.
- Click it, and the same familiar credential popup appears — credentials with 2FA set up are marked with a "2FA" badge.
- Pick the credential, and the current code is filled in for you automatically.
Same popup, same look and feel as username and password — there's no new interface to learn.
Works almost everywhere
The extension recognizes one-time-code fields on virtually any site, including:
IT Portal's own authenticator page · Microsoft / Office 365 · Okta · AWS · GitHub · Salesforce · and any site using standard 6-digit verification or security codes.
It's smart about it, too. Even when a site doesn't clearly label its code field, the extension can recognize it from what's on the page — cues like "Google Authenticator" or "Enter verification code" — so it still knows where the code belongs.
Before and after
- Before: copy the code from the extension popup, then paste it into the field.
- After: click the fill icon, pick the credential, done.
Availability
MFA code auto-fill ships with IT Portal 4.6.27, scheduled for Q3 2026.
