It screwed up my capital one password change by not filling in the "re-enter" field, or offering a different password for this field, and then not asking to rem

It screwed up my capital one password change by not filling in the "re-enter" field, or offering a different password for this field, and then not asking to remember it, causing me to have to reset a forgotten password. Don't blame CapitalOne, it is 1P's fault for offering a broken feature: if you can't properly update an "update password" form, don't offer to do so. Like tesla and its bogus FSD. I've been changing some passwords and 1P constantly overwrites the password it just generated or when I click on a password to change it overzealously copies it which means i repeatedly have to go back to the generated password vault look at the history and copy it into the password entry. LastPass was a bit less trigger happy with the click-and-copy and smarter in detecting when a password changed. Like I said, both have bad UI, 1P is just a little worse than LP.