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ZZZZZZZ
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Re: Secure Logon extension?

Ok ,I don't understand the point of that extension saved passwords?

It does nothing but show the passwords,it doesn't help with logging on to a site?

What am I missing?
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NotTheMama
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1 edit

Use the 'New' option (on the button/menu); helps if you're on the login page.

Click 'New':



to get the editor window:


(where you can enter new info)


nwrickert
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said by ZZZZZZZ:

Ok ,I don't understand the point of that extension saved passwords?

I'm not sure if that's a reply to me.

I use the secure login extension, which fills in the password when logging in to a site.

I use the saved password editor, which allows me to save a password for a site, even for a site that normally doesn't want passwords to be saved.

It's the combination of the two that does what you asked (if I understood your question).
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ZZZZZZZ
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Ya I've done all that......even manually added a site and info and when going back to that site Secure Login says there is no info for that site,even though it's in the editor.

edit:

Just got it to work,reloaded the page..........cool,thanks guys.



nwrickert
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said by ZZZZZZZ:

Ya I've done all that......even manually added a site and info and when going back to that site Secure Login says there is no info for that site,even though it's in the editor.

I think that happens when the site does not use a password form, but instead uses its own CGI script. They do that, to make sure that a password manager cannot be used.

They probably see this as a brilliant move to increase the security of their site. I see it as utterly stupid, and as actually weakening security.
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