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# Browser Extension Version 16.6.3

Released on Aug 30, 2023

## Improvements

* **BE-5158**: Searching from the "filter matching" screen will search the entire vault
* **BE-4986**: Copy button added to Notes field
* **BE-5166**: Auto-submit option is now default to OFF

## Bug Fixes

* **BE-5227**: Autofill from clicking Launch on Web Vault is not auto-filling
* **BE-5240**: FIDO2 key login to Admin Console not working on Firefox
* **BE-5237**: Moving a record between shared folders makes it disappear from Autofill
* **BE-4975**: A team-enforced privacy screen applies the privacy screen to the record owner
* **BE-4969**: Teams with "Hide Shared Folders" restriction are not hiding records in extension
* **BE-5217**: Best Buy passkeys are not working on Firefox
* Hundreds of site-specific bug fixes


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