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+When using autotype you can select witch Window you want inject key to when Autotype is performed.
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+Once you perform Autotype (by pressing the shortcut key) KeePassXC will check for match between the focused Window Title and every Entry Autotype-WindowTitle settings.
+If at least a match is found, a prompt will ask you to select the Entry you want to inject.
+
+You can select the Autotype-WindowTitle from the Autotype section of each Entry settings. 
+The setting is a List of Window's Title to search for a match.
+
+The WindowTitle dropdown menu is filled with a list of currently open Window, alternatively you can insert a custom Window name or a RegEx to match your needs.
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+### Regular Expression (RegEx)
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+When using RegEx in window title you have to start and end the string with `//` (double slashes).  
+For example `//Coconut//`
+
+**Note**
+ - `.*` -> means throw away everything
+ - `()` -> means select the part inside the bracket
+ - `(.*)` -> means select everything
+
+#### Match every Window
+You can match every Window Title with a blank string ` ` or with the RegEx `//(.*)//`
+
+#### Match a Window or another
+You can specify a list of Window Title by using the **or** (`|`) operator.  
+For example `//Mozilla Firefox|Chrome//` will match the two browser Window so you can perform Autotype in both of them.
+Alternatively you can add 2 Window Title to the List `//Mozilla Firefox//` and `//Chrome//` if you need to set up different sequence.
+
+#### Match 2 string in a single Title
+You can specify 2 different string to be matched in the Window Title like the **and** logic operator.
+This can be achieved with the following RegEx. `//Part1.*Part2//`  
+
+For example `//Github.*Login//` will match **only** the Github Login page and it wont match Twitter login page or Github homepage.
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