Feedback from my initial testers on a web shop I'm working on have commented that
their browser based password managers don't work. I have actually implemented a
save in local storage but it would be good to know if it is possible to have them
work. Anyone know what they depend on? I sort of assume it needs a form submission
or something. Is this something that can be faked, or done some other way?

/Matthew Jones/

Matthew,

<< Feedback from my initial testers on a web shop I'm working on have
commented that their browser based password managers don't work. I have
actually implemented a save in local storage but it would be good to know if
it is possible to have them work. Anyone know what they depend on? I sort of
assume it needs a form submission or something. Is this something that can
be faked, or done some other way? >>

Which password manager(s) are they using ?  I would guess that it depends
upon the password manager as to how you would interact with it.

Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

> Which password manager(s) are they using ?  I would guess that it
> depends upon the password manager as to how you would interact with
> it.

IE, Chrome, 1Password, they all don't do anything for me. Normally they pop up
asking to save the password when I click the "submit" button.

/Matthew Jones/

Matthew,

<< IE, Chrome, 1Password, they all don't do anything for me. Normally they
pop up asking to save the password when I click the "submit" button. >>

You're not using an actual submittal button with EWB, but rather doing an
internal submit call, so that would be my guess as to the "why".

Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com