IE: Tools/Internet Options - Content tab, AutoComplete button
Firefox: Tools/Options -- Privacy tab, Passwords tab
Merry New Year ...
On 1/4/06, itpweb1 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have been battling with the password management systems on Firefox
and IE. I am putting an application in a semi-public kiosk type
set-up. I will will require employees to login with a unique
password. I would like to use the "INPUT TYPE=password" on the form
to obscure entry as user types password. Eg:
Password: <INPUT TYPE=password NAME=pw SIZE=10 MAXLENGTH=10
AUTOCOMPLETE="off">
The downside of this feature is that the browser will ask the user if
it should remember the password for next time. Occationally a
clear-headed user will say yes, and subsequent users will immediately
log on to his account.
A simple solution would be to use a form with simply "TYPE=text".
However is there a better way to handle this?
marty
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