Closed funkydude closed 8 years ago
I noticed this as well. I think it is expecting an event (keyup, change, etc) that isn't being fired when autofilling the fields.
IndieGoGo is another one. In this case, you must click the login button which opens a popup (which isn't automatically filled in). When you right-click the input field and select fill user+pass, then click login, it will fail. Manually pasting the input into the fields works.
i have the same issue with g2a.com (or the be specific with https://id.g2a.com/login) using Chromepass 2.6.8 and KeePassHttp 1.8.4.0
Spotify.com is yet another one, when attempting to sign in. @pfn have you abandoned this project?
I am looking for volunteers to pick up more maintenance of it. It is extremely low on my priority list as it generally works well enough for me and I have other fish that need frying. (There are PRs I haven't had time to get to either :-/)
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This occurs on Instagram.com too.
Can someone please merge and release a new version of ChromeIPass because this issue is really a pain in the ass. I tried to fix myself but was not successful. If this fix from @jacoB1123 helps then please merge and release
I hadn't even realized someone had made a fix, @JaCoB1123 should have posted here, but @pfn should definitely look into merging this since the issue itself renders the entire extension useless.
He can make a pr when he feels it is ready
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I hadn't even realized someone had made a fix, @JaCoB1123 https://github.com/JaCoB1123 should have posted here, but @pfn https://github.com/pfn should definitely look into merging this since the issue itself renders the entire extension useless.
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I merged and ran @JaCoB1123's notify_of_changes branch, and I can confirm that Instagram.com now accepts the chromipass-filled fields.
I actually opened a PR (pfn/passifox/pull/513) a week ago. I should have posted here and linked to it probably.
I also merged the notify_of_changes branch and can cofirm that it also works well on IndieGogo. So it looks very promising. Even if not all pages work. If most work fine it's a fix I've been waiting for months. If you don't want to wait till the stuff is merged. Just checkout jacobs branch and repack the extension in chrome into a crx and import it, that's what I did as this project doesn't seem very active atm. This way you can immediately benefit.
I tested it on
and they all work now. If you find a site where it still doesn't work - let me know.
Actually using a crx is a pain in the ass as you have to create a special file or Windows registry entry and provide a URL to Chrome, otherwise it disable the crx on next start. So @JaCoB1123 please send a pr to @pfn to update it as he mentioned 1 day ago.
Pr is already there, it was submitted while I was on vacation, I'll review it when I get a chance
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I'm starting to notice a growing issue with some websites. When the username/password is filled in automatically and you attempt to click submit, the website will not allow you as it thinks the fields are empty.
The latest website I noticed this on was dominos.co.uk I'll add more as I encounter them as I cannot recall them off the top of my head.
Using Chrome.