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They removed the ability of a site maker to tell user if they should use password manager on their website. A much needed feature aka 'no, I do not care about p

They removed the ability of a site maker to tell user if they should use password manager on their website. A much needed feature aka 'no, I do not care about password for your stupid site'.

aroch 11y ago
IMO, what's even more annoying are sites that detect whether you've used a password manager to fill your credentials and then 1) won't log you in, 2) frequently require you to clear your cookies and 3) sometimes make you change your password.
- dolske 11y ago
  Do you have examples of such sites? I'd be interested in seeing what they're doing, and how we can fix password manager to avoid that.
  - aroch 11y ago
    Either Uni. of Wisconsin or Baylor (at least the graduate application stuff) was one of them
hobarrera 11y ago
They also removed the ability of a site maker to tell the browser "no, this isn't the user's login form, it's where he inputs the username of somebody else".