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This tool does not rely upon the application you use it with. You can use it anywhere with any application which allows you to paste text.
by curryz 9y ago
This tool does not rely upon the application you use it with. You can use it anywhere with any application which allows you to paste text.
- usr1106 9y ago> You can use it anywhere with any application which allows you to paste text. Thanks for this clarification. (Even pasting becomes increasingly impossible. For e.g. Google does not allow me anymore to paste my username at login, and my (work) username is very long... I suppose pasting might offer an easier way scripted attacks. But yeah, most applications still allow it.)
- simias 9y agoWhere does google prevent that? I tried on the web login page and I can paste without problem. I'm not sure why they'd prevent you from pasting your login in the first place. In general there's always a simple way to bypass these websites limitations, like those who try to disable the right click.
- dmichulke 9y agoMaybe it's a "security feature" of some AV software or IE/edge. Wouldn't surprise me.
- usr1106 9y agoI use Firefox on Linux.
- dmichulke 9y agoI didn't mean to insult you :) Since you talked about your "(work) username" I thought your employer chose your OS/browser for this particular case.
- usr1106 9y agoI didn't take it as an insult :) While my employer does not chose my OS/browser I am in the lucky situation that most of us use Linux with their favorite distro.
- usr1106 9y agogmail.com (would not be surprised if the pages are browser and country specific, at least google.com is) I use Firefox.