Toolkit:Password Manager/Debugging: Difference between revisions

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→‎Won't auto-fill a saved password: clarify meaning of "one"
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* If there are multiple username+password combinations saved for a domain and the username field wasn't pre-filled by the website, Firefox won't know which username/password to use and thus won't auto-fill. Use the autocomplete dropdown to choose the username you would like to use.
* If there are multiple username+password combinations saved for a domain and the username field wasn't pre-filled by the website, Firefox won't know which username/password to use and thus won't auto-fill. Use the autocomplete dropdown to choose the username you would like to use.
* If the page pre-fills a username field (e.g. using your session/local cookies or with a value attribute used as an old hack for placeholder text), Firefox won't fill in a password if the username field value doesn't match the one saved.
* If the page pre-fills a username field (e.g. using your session/local cookies or with a value attribute used as an old hack for placeholder text), Firefox won't fill in a password if the username field value doesn't match the one saved.
* The <code><form></code>'s <code>action</code> attribute is for a different origin than the one that the login was saved for.
* The <code><form></code>'s <code>action</code> attribute is for a different origin than the <code>action</code> origin that the login was saved for.
* The field is <code>disabled</code> or <code>readonly</code>
* The field is <code>disabled</code> or <code>readonly</code>
* The username or password doesn't fit within the <code>maxlength</code>
* The username or password doesn't fit within the <code>maxlength</code>
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