If you disable pasting in your password field, I hate you.

[mc_chouffe@mamot.fr]

@plwt @brainblasted c'est pour toi ça @Gigoince

[jrdepriest@infosec.exchange]

@brainblasted

It's like, "Bitch, don't assume you know my threat model".

[gigoince@diaspodon.fr]

@Mc_Chouffe Ah oui, en effet ! :)) @plwt @brainblasted

[ryanc@infosec.exchange]

@brainblasted same with email addresses, tbh

[haayman@todon.nl]

@thaodan @brainblasted i don't think so, but van you give an example where it's bothering you?

[anctreat5358@mindly.social]

@Larvitz @brainblasted I had a bank that did that nonsense too. Our relationship did not last long.

[anctreat5358@mindly.social]

@theDuesentrieb @brainblasted Especially birth date years as a separate field you have to scroll through.

[angelascholder@mastodon.energy]

@brainblasted Ctrl-V generally works.
And I never had an issue with the Auto-type from KeePass...

[ahnlak@kavlak.uk]

@brainblasted still better than the (mostly banking) sites that encourage you to set a complex password and then ask for the 3rd, 13th and 47th letter only

[thaodan@mastodon.social]

@haayman @brainblasted Ever clicked on a link and couldn't go back anymore? Like when following a search result.

[mattdm@hachyderm.io]

@theDuesentrieb @brainblasted

Fun times: the official Indian evisa website forces a date picker, which shows up localised for American-style MM-DD-YYYY, and then when you hit "next", complains that the format must be DD-MM-YYYY. (I suppose only if you are lucky enough that then day is the 13th or later — otherwise, it probably just submits the wrong thing!)

[lunadragofelis@void.lgbt]

@brainblasted these people probably think "more inconvenience equals more security"

[cheappontoon@beige.party]

@haayman @ben @brainblasted
Thanks I’ll try this. Already saved the bookmarklet.

[pictor@ohai.social]

@brainblasted I have resorted sometimes to literally editing the source code of the page. It sometimes works.

[haayman@todon.nl]

@thaodan @brainblasted only when it's opened in a new tab or window. That's normal behaviour. Sometimes search-engine let you choose whether or not to open a result in a new tab or stay in the same tab.

I do sometimes see behaviour where you can click around between e.g. photos in an article where the back-button goes back to the previous image, instead of to the previous article. In that case I really wish they didn't do that

[haayman@todon.nl]

@CheapPontoon @ben @brainblasted to state the obvious: it doesn't solve the no-paste issue, just the 'hidden password' issue

[rebe_gc@beach.city]

@ahnlak @brainblasted Whaaaaaaaaaaaat????!!!!