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The chrome extensions requires putting '@@' at the start of the password field. This turns it yellow to indicate it is now active for that field. >Sure, but as
by gibybo 13y ago
The chrome extensions requires putting '@@' at the start of the password field. This turns it yellow to indicate it is now active for that field.
>Sure, but as long as the site actually sets the password length limit on the field it shouldn't matter.
Yes, but in my experience sites rarely implement this. If they do, it's probably inconsistent (i.e. different limits on the login field, create account, and reset password fields).
- stormbrew 13y agoYep, tried that. Just doesn't do anything at all as far as I can tell. Maybe it has issues with linux chromium? I dunno. Re password lengths, my experience is that they usually truncate on the server side at that point, rendering it pretty moot. But yes, I do see this problem. I'm just not sure you're not going to run into it either way if you're practicing good password hygiene. I'd still prefer it make an attempt at adding as much difficulty to the password as possible, though.