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I once had to open up my developer console and manually set the field with JavaScript because they didn't want me pasting into the password field. Although the

• WorldMaker 5y ago
  I do this on quite a few sites. Most of the easy ones have an easy to find onpaste event wired in the DOM and it's a simple delete. I feel like there are so few legitimate uses of onpaste and the browser should have an easy override that if I ctrl+v three times in quick succession or something like that it ignores or disables onpaste events. Alternatively, my password manager does have a decent "autotype" tool when all else fails.
  • Hamuko 5y ago
    I find it easier just to select the DOM element for the field and do $0.value = "asd"; instead of finding the onpaste event.
    • WorldMaker 5y ago
      When the onpaste is easy to spot it's one key (Delete) after selecting that attribute or event versus a minimum of around 14 give or take keys depending on how good your console autocompletion is. When it is not easy to find, yeah I next try just setting the DOM value.