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The LastPass on is especially horrific because it fills in fields that are already filled, and it fires a change event. So if you're auto-saving on a change ev
by notatoad 7y ago
The LastPass on is especially horrific because it fills in fields that are already filled, and it fires a change event. So if you're auto-saving on a change event, that data is lost as soon as the page is loaded.
- kerng 7y agoThe entire design of password managers that hijacking the DOM is flawed.
- SaladFork 7y agoA recent LastPass version does not fail gracefully and a lot of my webapps started getting weird console errors from users with LastPass extensions that were trying to unsuccessfully inject into our forms. :/