I use bitwarden here, nothing from Brave’s perspective that would impact user/pass to login details. Would triple check the right user/password combo is used. No caps lock, space bars etc.
Try copy/pasting the password rather than typing, just re-state; nothing from Brave’s perspective that would impact user/pass to login details. Extensions aren’t touched by Brave shields or anything that would interferre with it.
Myself I use a yubikey+BW+Brave, but regardless of browser it will work. Try in a different Brave profile, maybe try in Brave beta?
@babrees I just spent a couple of hours trying to figure this out and searched the interwebs for a solution. Some threads I read from various sites gave me leads to the cause THEN I FIGURED IT OUT!
THIS IS CAUSED BY BRAVE and the following change I made resolved the issue for me.
This is with Linux, but should work on Windows.
In Brave: Settings > System > Always keep these sites active > Add
In November 2017 - under Windows - I switched from using LastPass to BitWarden. Mid/late 2022, I set up dual-boot, using Linux (Debian Bullseye - I haven’t yet upgraded to Bookworm).
Under both Windows and Linux, BitWarden worked - and continues to work - flawlessly both in Brave and other browsers - not requiring any Special Treatment along the lines of what @Technogeeeker suggests. I just used BitWarden - with no problems - to log into community.brave to post this comment.
This raises a question neither @babrees nor @Technogeeeker address: what other extensions (if any) have you installed in Brave? I have a few (very few) other extensions installed. There’s no conflict. But random extensions can conflict with each other.