GalaxyPass by GalaxyOrb LLC
Autofill and save logins — zero-knowledge, no master password.
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About this extension
GalaxyPass is a password manager built for people and teams already
using GalaxyOrb — with no master password to create, remember, or leak.
How it's different
Most password managers protect your vault with a master password.
GalaxyPass has none. Your GalaxyOrb sign-in establishes who you are; a
passkey tied to your device protects your vault's encryption key
instead.
A security key is required
Since there's no master password, GalaxyPass needs a passkey to unlock
your vault. Your device's built-in authenticator works fine — Face ID,
Windows Hello, Android unlock — but we recommend also registering an
external hardware security key (e.g. a YubiKey). It isn't tied to one
device, so it still gets you in if you lose your phone or laptop.
Zero-knowledge, genuinely
Your vault is encrypted and decrypted only on your device. The server —
and anyone who ever gains access to it — only ever stores and moves
ciphertext. It never sees your passwords, keys, or the key that protects
them.
using GalaxyOrb — with no master password to create, remember, or leak.
How it's different
Most password managers protect your vault with a master password.
GalaxyPass has none. Your GalaxyOrb sign-in establishes who you are; a
passkey tied to your device protects your vault's encryption key
instead.
A security key is required
Since there's no master password, GalaxyPass needs a passkey to unlock
your vault. Your device's built-in authenticator works fine — Face ID,
Windows Hello, Android unlock — but we recommend also registering an
external hardware security key (e.g. a YubiKey). It isn't tied to one
device, so it still gets you in if you lose your phone or laptop.
Zero-knowledge, genuinely
Your vault is encrypted and decrypted only on your device. The server —
and anyone who ever gains access to it — only ever stores and moves
ciphertext. It never sees your passwords, keys, or the key that protects
them.
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Permissions and data
Required permissions:
- Access your data for all websites
Required data collection, according to the developer:
- Authentication information
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- Version
- 0.1.3
- Size
- 245.59 KB
- Last updated
- 14 hours ago (Aug 10, 2026)
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