Login Citrix: Wrong password is stored
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burnout426 Volunteer last edited by burnout426
How does Chrome handle it? Opera and Chrome are both based on Chromium. The problem could be in Chromium.
Right-click on each field and choose "inspect" to see what the type attribute value is. Does the third have type="password"? Does the first one have type="username"? What does the pin one have? Do any of them have autocomplete="off"?
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A Former User last edited by
If your passwords are not saved, you need to change settings. Simply go to Setting > Advanced option > autofill section, and click on the Passwords option. Check saved Opera passwords, and now you will be able to see your password when you log in again.
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choensmuc last edited by
@burnout426 Thanks for your answer.
Chrome does the same.
I checked the attributes with "inspect". The type for the second and third entry field is set to attribute="password". The problem might be that the third field (for the real password) is named id ="passwd1", while the second one (for the one-time RSA number) is named id="passwd".
So obviously the browser is led to think the field named "passwd" is the password.
Dang. Seems to be a tricky one.
Maybe itĀ“s useless to find a general solution just by logic.Perhaps... if there is more than one password-field, the browser could either ask the user, which one to save or just save all password-fields?
If you want to have a look at the page IĀ“m talking about: itĀ“s www/vapp/vkb/de
(slashes are dots, of course).I think itĀ“s a standard citrix login screen.
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burnout426 Volunteer last edited by
@choensmuc said in Login Citrix: Wrong password is stored:
If you want to have a look at the page IĀ“m talking about: itĀ“s www/vapp/vkb/de
(slashes are dots, of course).I just get connection refused for that site.
Chrome does the same.
Okay.
I checked the attributes with "inspect". The type for the second and third entry field is set to attribute="password".
It's good they have type="password",
The problem might be that the third field (for the real password) is named id ="passwd1", while the second one (for the one-time RSA number) is named id="passwd".
What name="" do they have (as opposed to id="" you mentioned)?
But, the big question is, do you see autocomplete="off" for the third field? If so, that tells the browser not to save it.
I'm also not sure what's supposed to happen when there are 2 type="password" fields when it comes to saving passwords.
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choensmuc last edited by
@burnout426
Refused connection? Oh. DonĀ“t know why.The name field for both password-fields is "a" followed by a long number of about 15 digits each.
Both have autovomplete = "off". But the first (one-time) passwors is saved anyway.Dang.
Of course normally there is only one password-field on each page.
ThatĀ“s handled very well by opera.On my companieĀ“s page thereĀ“s a kind of two-factor identification:
The password I know (which IĀ“d like to save) and the one-time transaction number I get from a special app on my mobile (which is useless to save.
I think there would be no problem if the passwort field would be the first password-field,
but alas itĀ“s the second.So I think Opera canĀ“t handle this at the moment.
Is there a way to suggest the idea of the the dialogue-window to the dev-team?
(if there is more than one password-field, ask the user, which one to save)Thanks for your help!
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burnout426 Volunteer last edited by
You can test https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/lastpass-free-password-ma/hdokiejnpimakedhajhdlcegeplioahd in Opera to see what it does for the site. It might work better. (You can turn off Opera's saving of passwords at
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choensmuc last edited by
@burnout426 I tried the extension, but no use.
Do you know how to make suggestions to the dev-team?
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burnout426 Volunteer last edited by
@choensmuc said in Login Citrix: Wrong password is stored:
Do you know how to make suggestions to the dev-team?
Post in https://forums.opera.com/category/15/suggestions-and-feature-requests.
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burnout426 Volunteer last edited by
I forgot though. With Opera's password management, try with https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/autocomplete-on/kkffidhhikbopjomeeaihconieppiaan installed in Opera to override autocomplete="off" just to see what happens.
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