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I kinda know how this simple title-based auto type feature works. I still don't know what the URL field is for other than reference purposes - don't know if it plays a part in auto type or not.

In KeePass, I create two entries and both the entries have their titles as "Google" (which can work as it's a substring of Gmail: Email from Google). If I go to, the browser's title window says "GMail: Email from Google". I've been using KeePass for a little over a month now and so far love it's auto type feature.
