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* Clarification on the note After testing a little the CS team discovered that the option it's not available for Android 7 (or lower) * Update blacklisting-uris.md Co-authored-by: Trey Greer <61418192+tgreer-bw@users.noreply.github.com>
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layout: article
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title: Blacklisting URIs
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categories: [auto-fill]
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featured: false
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popular: false
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order: 06
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tags: [android, autofill, auto-fill]
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---
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{% callout info %}
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Blacklisting URIs is currently only available for Bitwarden Mobile on **Android 8.0 (Oreo)** or higher.
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{% endcallout %}
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Auto-fill relies on the attribution of URIs to Login items. If you're unfamiliar with using URIs, brush up using our [Using URIs]({% link _articles/features/uri-match-detection.md %}) article. **Android** users can explicitly blacklist URIs to prevent Bitwarden from offering them for auto-fill. To specify URIs to blacklist:
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1. In the Bitwarden Android app, open the {% icon fa-cog %} **Settings** tab.
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2. Tap **Options**.
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3. Scroll down to the bottom of the Options screen and enter URIs in the **Blacklisted URIs** input:
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{% image features/auto-fill-android/blacklist-uris.png %}
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Blacklisted URIs should be specified in a **comma-separated list**, for example:
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```
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https://twitter.com,androidapp://com.twitter.android,https://facebook.com
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```
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4. There's no **Save** button for this screen, so simply pressing the back button or returning to the previous screen will save your specification.
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## Android App URIs
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For websites accessed via a web browser, a proper URI will be the `https://..` address of the Login page, for example `https://twitter.com` or `https://twitter.com/login`.
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**For Android Apps**, the [URI scheme]({{site.baseurl}}/article/uri-match-detection/#uri-schemes) always starts with `androidapp://` and is usually a bit different from a typical web browser URI. For example,
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- The Twitter Android app has the URI `androidapp://com.twitter.android`
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- The Reddit Android app has the URI `androidapp://com.reddit.frontpage`
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- The Bitwarden Android app has the URI `androidapp://com.x8bit.bitwarden`
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{% callout success %}
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An easy way to obtain the proper URI for an Android app is to **use a web browser** to visit the App's page in the Google Play store. The URI for the app will appear in the address bar as an `?id=` query parameter (e.g. `https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.twitter.android`).
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{% endcallout %}
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