Stuart Lord

Many thanks to MrMe for his help on using Input Strings to determine how Autotype behaves. I can now confirm that I can use Autotype to login to the Triodos site. However using the same Autotype string does not work when logging into the SourceForge site - which is not surprising, given the discussion about this subject. I agree completely that it is a case of testing out the login process manually as Hermann D'Hondt says. In my case I have to assess whether it is worth my time and effort to get...

Many thanks to MrMe for his help on using Input Strings to determine how Autotype behaves. I can now confirm that I can use Autotype to login to the Triodos site. However using the same Autotype string does not work when logging into the SourceForge site - which is not surprising, given the discussion about this subject. I agree completely that it is a case of testing out the login process manually as Hermann D'Hondt says. In my case I have to assess whether it is worth my time and effort to get...

Hi MrMe Thanks for your input. Regarding your question about sites where Autotype doesn't work. I have a savings account with Triodos Bank and this will not let me autotype my username and password in order to authenticate. I have to drag and drop the values instead. I've also noticed that I couldn't autotype when logging in to the SourceForge website.. The most extreme example that I've come across is a site which will only accept your password as valid if you type it in! So with this site, you...

I have used PasswordSafe for quite a long time now - its an excellent and very secure way to store passwords. I usually use Drag and Drop to populate the Username and Password fields on a web login page and recently experimented with other fields - e.g. Username E-Mail or URL fields. Am I right in thinking that these can only be dragged and dropped to an html based web page? Notes can be copied to and pasted from the clipboard to a NotePad document, URL can be dragged and dropped into the Address...