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1Password was one of my test extensions and the one I use every day. It works most of the time because username/password combos are the most common autofill con
by hombre_fatal 6y ago
1Password was one of my test extensions and the one I use every day. It works most of the time because username/password combos are the most common autofill configurations.
So common that most password managers don't consider the case where you want to autofill a password without a matching username field on the page. "Password confirmation" being the classic example.
They just don't handle anything other than the main case very well.
- DangitBobby 6y agoInteresting. The weirdest site I use on a regular basis is Mailgun and it has this scrolling form which isolates entry for email/password/2fa (which, as an aside, I hate) and it gets it right every time. I can't remember any instances of it going wrong, actually.