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Store your Firefox website usernames and passwords in Apple's Keychain Services, just like Safari and other browsers do on OS X.
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Login Manager: "none of the logins fit in the field" #81

Open pareshmg opened 9 years ago

pareshmg commented 9 years ago

Login Manager (content): Ignored xxxx@xxxxxxxxxx.xxx login: won't fit Login Manager (content): form not filled, none of the logins fit in the field

I noticed this problem after I upgraded to 39. The above is resulting in the auto-completion not working.

Any idea what's going wrong here?

jfitzell commented 9 years ago

That's an error raised by Mozilla code; see http://mxr.mozilla.org/mozilla-central/source/toolkit/components/passwordmgr/LoginManagerContent.jsm#902

Looking at that code, it seems that error is only raised if there are stored logins but one of the usernames or passwords won't fit into the inputs.

pareshmg commented 9 years ago

What's weird is that when I disable the keychain addon, things work (I need to re-save the passwords, but once I do that, it works). That's what makes me believe that the issue is somewhere in the meshing between the two.

I must also say that I don't have this problem on all websites. Only a select few have this issue.

jfitzell commented 9 years ago

Does it happen on all sites?

pareshmg commented 9 years ago

Haha, I see you beat me to the punch. No, it happens only on a select few websites. Here is an example of one: https://navteq.flexnetoperations.com/control/navt/login

I guess I should mention: My password does have some non alpha-numeric characters. It was generated by the mac keychain password generator.

Also: every time I log in, it asks me if I want to "update the password".