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* ensure that selecting "Remember Password" correctly saves the username and password into the password manager
* ensure that selecting "Remember Password" correctly saves the username and password into the password manager
* ensure that you can use the same username multiple times on different websites without causing any collisions
* ensure that you can use the same username multiple times on different websites without causing any collisions
** '''Collision Checks'''
** '''Collision Checks''' (ensure you have several accounts with the same username but different passwords)
*** login into several different websites using the same username but ensure the passwords are all different
*** ensure that you can login into several accounts using the same username without any issues
*** logout and login one website at a time and ensure you can login to each site without issues
*** ensure that changing/updating the password on one account won't affect the other accounts that are using the same username
*** change the password one one of the accounts and ensure it doesn't affect the other accounts that are using same username
*** ensure that removing one account won't affect the other accounts that are using the same username
* When changing the password on a page that doesn't provide a username (just password fields), ensure that you get prompted with a list of usernames that are currently being saved for that website (see the '''Changing password when username missing''' image above)
* When changing the password on a page that doesn't provide a username (just password fields), ensure that you get prompted with a list of usernames that are currently being saved for that website (see the '''Changing password when username missing''' image above)
** Example: twitters change password page doesn't provide a username field that the password manager can use. If you have multiple users saved on twitter, you should get prompted with a list of those users and choose which one you would like to apply the new password to
** Example: twitters change password page doesn't provide a username field that the password manager can use. If you have multiple users saved on twitter, you should get prompted with a list of those users and choose which one you would like to apply the new password to
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