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The only reason I can think of is to infuriate every user using a password manager and help move the world to a place where stickies with passwords on your scre
by daenney 10y ago
The only reason I can think of is to infuriate every user using a password manager and help move the world to a place where stickies with passwords on your screen are commonplace (again).
Annoyingly so Apple has taken to this practice in certain OS password fields, like when you need to enter a password to decrypt a FileVault encrypted disk.
- niteshade 10y agoHave you got Full Keyboard Access enabled? (Preferences > Keyboards > Shortcuts). Works fine for me on El Capitan.
- jamessb 10y agoI've resorted to selecting the field, pasting into Quicksilver [1] and using the "Type Text" action to get around these restrictions. [1]: https://qsapp.com/ https://qsapp.com/