DOM access to disable saved passwords

Is there a method for javascript to disable the saving of passwords for my site? If so, what is it? Thanks [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: New proposal for handling security bugs

Mitchell Stoltz wrote: > A determined cracker can find the exploit himself. The source code is > open, after all. We can't prevent that. What we can prevent is script > kiddies searching Bugzilla for ways to wreak havoc. That is our main > goal. Yes, they could subscribe to your mailing list,

Re: New proposal for handling security bugs

Frank Hecker wrote: > Stuart Ballard wrote: > >> Can we make it formal policy that a bug which *did not exist* in any >> previous milestone can never be "security-sensitive"? That is, if a bug >> is reported between 0.9.7 and 0.9.8, and it turns out that 0.9.7 is not >> affected by this bug, the

Re: New proposal for handling security bugs

Stuart Ballard wrote: > > My only concern is the way it seems to "default" to closed status, which > is more a matter of emphasis than anything else. My two points about > eventual disclosure being mandatory and keeping bugs that don't apply to > any milestone open were both in reaction to this

Re: New proposal for handling security bugs

Ben Bucksch wrote: > Stuart Ballard wrote: > >> It may be that someone's latest >> branded release has the bug, or something else, but there must be >> *something*. >> > That's almost always the case. The worst and thus most important and > interesting bugs will probably be kept condfidental fo

Re: DOM access to disable saved passwords

You mean in forms? dh wrote: > Is there a method for javascript to disable the saving of passwords for > my site? If so, what is it? > > Thanks > [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- Henrik Gemal, [EMAIL PROTECTED] Webmail Evangelist Opasia http://card.gemal.dk

Re: New proposal for handling security bugs

Christopher Blizzard wrote: > What this policy does is set up a framework for end user distributors > and other interested parties to share information about security > vulnerabilities You seem to assume that reports come from "inside", from parties (esp. companies) developing Mozilla. While

Re: DOM access to disable saved passwords

This does seem to work, but is it a W3C standard? I've never seen this attribute before. Thanks Henrik Gemal wrote: > You mean in forms? > > > dh wrote: > > >>Is there a method for javascript to disable the saving of passwords for >>my site? If so, what is it? >> >>Thanks >>[EMAIL PROTEC

Re: DOM access to disable saved passwords

I don't think it's a standard, but Netscape 6 and IE 6 both support it, to my knowledge. -Mitch dh wrote: > This does seem to work, but is it a W3C standard? I've never seen this > attribute before. > > Thanks > > Henrik Gemal wrote: > >> You mean in forms? >> >> >> dh wrote: >> >> >>

Re: New proposal for handling security bugs

Ben Bucksch wrote: > Christopher Blizzard wrote: > >> What this policy does is set up a framework for end user distributors >> and other interested parties to share information about security >> vulnerabilities > > > You seem to assume that reports come from "inside", from parties (esp. > c

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