Password key icon and recalling passwords for site that has multiple possibilities
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quietthunder last edited by
Start typing the user ID DOES NOT WORK! Having many id's and passwords, the 'key' icon was a saver.
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sgunhouse Moderator Volunteer last edited by
Strange ... for me deleting the login which was filled in and typing the one I want works fine.
Are you sure Opera has your correct login(s) for that site? There is a bug in 15, for some people (including myself) it would import the passwords but lose the corresponding usernames ... go to Settings >Privacy & Security and click on Manage saved passwords and check the list to see if it has the right username(s) listed for that site. -
A Former User last edited by
Originally posted by sgunhouse:
Strange ... for me deleting the login which was filled in and typing the one I want works fine.
Are you sure Opera has your correct login(s) for that site? There is a bug in 15, for some people (including myself) it would import the passwords but lose the corresponding usernames ... go to Settings >Privacy & Security and click on Manage saved passwords and check the list to see if it has the right username(s) listed for that site.which in itself is a major security risk having O15 store passwords is as good as using sticky notes on the edge of your monitor
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missingno last edited by
Uhm, sgunhouse, how do you read passwords out of wand.dat? I thought they were encrypted in some way. And even if it is not really a secure thing, it is still better than a list of clear text passwords.
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sgunhouse Moderator Volunteer last edited by
There is a program out there, though it may not be up-to-date, that would decode all the password data from Opera 9 (if you didn't use a master password). And of course there are buttons and JS to reveal passwords on a site-by-site basis in any browser. Yes, they are encrypted, but the browser has to be able to read them.
If you've been around that long, you may remember that Opera Software was reluctant to add a password keeper in the first place. That is why. There can't be a truly secure password autofill in any browser.
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missingno last edited by
Originally posted by sgunhouse:
There can't be a truly secure password autofill in any browser.
Yes, there cannot be a secure password autofill anywhere. Even if passwords are hashed and (badly) salted, an attacker might still be able to reconstruct the password from the encrypted hash. Still, you can simply(!) have a look at the stored passwords in Chrome while in Opera v12 you had to do some tricks. Also, you could add a master password to the mix to add another barrier, which as far as I know you cannot do in Chrome.
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montcer9012 last edited by
Hi all. I just want to know if Opera 18 will have the password button. Have read the change log posted yerterdar (October 7) and none is said about it.
I hope at least could be an option to enable/disable it in case some people doesn't use it, because i use it, is real savior when having multiple accounts.
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montcer9012 last edited by
Please, since stable version has been release, could be just great that this icon is placed again. At least place a option so the users can choice neither activate or deactivate it.
