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Speaking of password manager In another thread someone raised the issue of how Opera was slow to implement a password manager. I use Opera but don't use the password manager. I think it is flawed. It only asks if I want Opera to remember the password after I have submitted it but before it is accepted. How do I know that I remembered the correct password at this point in the process? Shouldn't it ask after the password is accepted?
name withheld out of cowardice
Yes, and if you get it wrong and enter a new username/password combination it SHOULD replace the previous one. Safari works this way, and I believe Firefox does as well.
Lou
IE also works this way.
GinG
I agree that this is a flaw. Unfortunately, Mozilla and Firefox both follow this flawed behaviour.
My Cousin Vinniwashtharam
Why is this a flaw? How is the browser supposed to determine if the password was correct or not?
confused
KC
You fill in a name and password.
name withheld out of cowardice
Amen. I hate it when I'm guessing at one of my less frequently-used passwords, and IE asks if I want it to remember it for me. How should I know? I don't know if I've entered the right one yet.
Brian
Why not use an independent password manager, such as Password Safe? Then you are not dependent upon a browser or anything else.
Data Miner
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