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lastpass doesn't work with nimforum
nimforum is the only site for which lastpass doesn't work, see:
even though I have username/pw stored in lastpass for nimforum (hence the "1" instead of "0"), it won't autofill for some reason
Does clicking on that box work? i.e. can LastPass fill it when you prompt it manually?
I tried all possible ways interacting with the UI, none work (lastpass will not autofill)
including starting from lastpass and launching nim-forum from there:
so I have to manually enter username/pw stored in lastpass into the fields. not a huge thing, but still, just wanted to report it. Note that I've never encountered this issue for other sites (and I have a lot with which i use lastpass)
I just tested it and I can click the box and it fills it.
I found the root cause: lastpass > settings > advanced > Warn before filling insecure forms: off (the default) it works: lastpass fills it
lastpass > settings > advanced > Warn before filling insecure forms: on (what I had set, and what works in all websites I'm using with lastpass)
it generates, on login, a warning:
saying: lastpass detected a login form that is insecure. Would you like to continue? (I click ok)
then it won't fill, as described in this issue, and, when I make sure to have developper console on before doing it, it shows in the console:
onloadwff.js:58 Not filling because tld mismatch between https://www.google.com/recaptcha/api2/anchor?ar=1&k= [....] and nim-lang.org console_error @ onloadwff.js:58 fillbest @ onloadwff.js:58 (anonymous) @ onloadwff.js:58 r @ onloadwff.js:58 apply @ onloadwff.js:39 (anonymous) @ onloadwff.js:58 EventImpl.dispatchToListener @ VM3604 extensions::event_bindings:403 publicClassPrototype.(anonymous function) @ VM3610 extensions::utils:138 EventImpl.dispatch_ @ VM3604 extensions::event_bindings:387 EventImpl.dispatch @ VM3604 extensions::event_bindings:409 publicClassPrototype.(anonymous function) @ VM3610 extensions::utils:138 dispatchOnMessage @ VM3611 extensions::messaging:392 onloadwff.js:58
Note: i'm on OSX
so there still is a bug IMO (or perhaps 2 unrelated bugs, idk)
Huh. I wonder why it's seeing the recaptcha there.
On Fri, 7 Sep 2018, 22:39 Timothee Cour, [email protected] wrote:
I found the root cause: lastpass > settings > advanced > Warn before filling insecure forms: off (the default) it works: lastpass fills it
lastpass > settings > advanced > Warn before filling insecure forms: on (what I had set, and what works in all websites I'm using with lastpass) it generates, on login, a warning: [image: image] https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/2194784/45243964-95127780-b2aa-11e8-8723-d6c4b11d7eb0.png
saying: lastpass detected a login form that is insecure. Would you like to continue? (I click ok)
then it won't fill, as described in this issue, and, when I make sure to have developper console on before doing it, it shows:
onloadwff.js:58 Not filling because tld mismatch between https://www.google.com/recaptcha/api2/anchor?ar=1&k= [....] and nim-lang.org console_error @ onloadwff.js:58 fillbest @ onloadwff.js:58 (anonymous) @ onloadwff.js:58 r @ onloadwff.js:58 apply @ onloadwff.js:39 (anonymous) @ onloadwff.js:58 EventImpl.dispatchToListener @ VM3604 extensions::event_bindings:403 publicClassPrototype.(anonymous function) @ VM3610 extensions::utils:138 EventImpl.dispatch_ @ VM3604 extensions::event_bindings:387 EventImpl.dispatch @ VM3604 extensions::event_bindings:409 publicClassPrototype.(anonymous function) @ VM3610 extensions::utils:138 dispatchOnMessage @ VM3611 extensions::messaging:392 onloadwff.js:58
Note: i'm on OSX
so there still is a bug IMO
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Could it be because the submit button is outside the form (seems wrong to me)?
This seems to be an issue for lastpass
not nimforum issue.
not clear, maybe lastpass does the right thing here.