Seb

Many thanks for this hint. I was looking for this kind of information and found it through this thread! As it seems to become more and more widespread that websites separate the login process into two steps, it would be great to integration this information into the AutoType Documentation page.

As it seems to become more and more widespread that websites separate the login process into two steps, it would be great to integration this information into the AutoType Documentation page.

Hello Alex, as a user of this plugin for many years, I wanted to thank you for all the effort you put into this so far. With every small or big update, git migration, etc you keep this plugin alive. It's functionality saves me so much time and trouble every day! I sent you a donation and hope that others will follow :) Kind regards, Sebastian

I absolutely see your point here. My approach would be to extract the URL from the text with a regular expression pattern like https?://([^ /]+). The language of the text surrounding it should not matter then. Maybe I find the time to create a fork/patch from/for your code, but I am no C# expert at all. If you are interested in pursuing my feature request, i'm happy to help anyway I can.

Hi Alex Firefox doesn't expose the URL of the page requesting the basic authentication. In my scenarios Firefox does give a hint where the request comes from. Not in the window title, but in the form there is a short text that precedes the text fields for username and password. I have attached a screenshot - the language of the user hopefully does not play a role here. Kind regards, Sebastian

Hi Alex Firefox doesn't expose the URL of the page requesting the basic authentication. In my scenarios Firefox does give a hint where the request comes from. Not in the window title, but in the form there is a short text that precedes the text fields for username and password. I have attached a screenshot - the language of the user hopefully does not play a role here. Kind regards, Sebastian

Hi Alex Firefox doesn't expose the URL of the page requesting the basic authentication. In my scenarios Firefox does give a hint where the request comes from. Not in the window title, but in the form there is a short text that precedes the text fields for username and password. I have attached a screenshot - the language of the user hopefully does not play a role here. Kind regards, Sebastian

Hi, after using KeePass for a long time and fiddling around with browser extensions that add the URL to the window title, I am very happy to have stumbled across this plugin. Sadly I had no luck resolving one issue that I hoped it would: the basic authentication dialog of Firefox. If a website requires basic authentication, Firefox opens up a new window. The title of that new window always is "Authentication required" (localized to the users language) and neither window title nor URL are present...