You know that Chrome has such ability of suggestion strong password in registration or password reset/change forms. But this does not work when I want to change or reset my Google account password, so the password suggestion option is not displayed in context menu unlike the others. Is it right or bug or what else?
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In this link: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Security/Securing_your_site/Turning_off_form_autocompletion in the last paragraph is stated:
If you are defining a user management page where a user can specify a
new password for another person, and therefore you want to prevent
autofilling of password fields, you can use
autocomplete="new-password".
In my form, I display the credentials of another login (for an external API) and populate the values as stored on the server
the credentials are not super sensitive, but to prevent leaking the password by reading it off the screen, I use input type=password
when initially logging in to my webpage, I confirm and tell Firefox to store my credentials
Now, whenever I leave the page with the form, Firefox asks me, if I want to update the stored password "Update login for xxx?" Update / Don't update.
Is there some programmatic way to supress this behaviour?
I use few websites on which i would like to remember username and password.
Login mechanism is divided on two steps, in first user gives username and in next step password. Firefox remembers both of them but in next login try, username is not filled so I must fill it manually. It doesn't propose any values even if I start typing. Its not my website so I can't modify code to the working state. There is possibility that owner made it as intended but I don't care. I want to have autofill both fields, not only password field. It's my credentials, not owner of website. I have found some javascript code running as a bookmark
javascript:(function(){var fm=document.getElementsByTagName('form');for(i=0;i<fm.length;i++){fm[i].setAttribute('autocomplete','on');}})()
and it even worked for some time on one of these problematic websites (autofill proposed me a value after typed first letter) but now it doesn't work any longer.
The problematic website i want to have fully working autofill is
h**ps://www.orange.pl/twojekonto/zaloguj
Is there anything I can do to force it? Maybe other javascript inject by bookmark? I am using Firefox 91.0.2.
I am working on a website and I noticed chrome has a weird behavior. When I save form values, chrome asks if I want to save the the username and password. The weird thing is that that form isn't a login form, that form doesn't even have a field named username or password. So what qualifications does chrome exactly look for a form that makes it think that it is a login form? Or when is it triggered?
1) does it need to have a username and password field?
2) is it looking for a specific keyword?
3) or is this a known bug for chrome?
I have multiple Google accounts. When I am going to login to Google I am presented with a list of users. I select the user that I want to login with, then I click in the password field, there is the dropdown list with "Use password for:" options. However, one of the users is not listed in the list, how do I add the password to the list?
If you turn on the Chrome flag chrome://flags/#PasswordForceSaving then you get a key icon in the address bar whenever a form is visible. Clicking this will force the 'save password' bubble to pop up, allowing you to add an extra user/password to your saved list.
Make sure that in your browser setting the two labels are enabled:
Enable Auto-fill to fill in web forms in a single click.
Offer to passwords with Google Smart Lock for Passwords.
then log in again to your google account, it will ask if you want to save the password, choose yes.
Now you will see it.
You can refer to this link
https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/95606?co=GENIE.Platform%3DDesktop&hl=en
I want to modify firefox / chrome to be able to autologin on some websites.Extension like lastpass is not an option since anyone can get the password easily.
An possible approach
For some specific urls i can send the data via POST automatically to auto login
How can i achieve that ?
On Firefox you would force populate the password field with the user name and password from password manager, and then login.
You will need to use a pageMod - https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/Add-ons/SDK/High-Level_APIs/page-mod - this allows you to listen to page loads