Remember username and password in Google Chrome
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For some reason Chrome 71 will not remember my username and password for certain sites. The usual "Do you want Google Chrome to save your password for this site" does not appear and I have to type my credentials every time.
This only happens for some sites. Unfortunately for this spesific site I cannot share the URL because it is an internal work URL.
The official documentation does not have any explanation for this.
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asked Feb 7 at 15:39
AreteArete
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For some reason Chrome 71 will not remember my username and password for certain sites. The usual "Do you want Google Chrome to save your password for this site" does not appear and I have to type my credentials every time.
This only happens for some sites. Unfortunately for this spesific site I cannot share the URL because it is an internal work URL.
The official documentation does not have any explanation for this.
google-chrome
asked Feb 7 at 15:39
AreteArete
45531230
Are you sure that the login form does not includeautocomplete=offfor the password field in the HTML?
– harrymc
Feb 7 at 16:06
This is not a regular HTML<form>
– Arete
Feb 7 at 16:30
1
Then what is it?
– harrymc
Feb 7 at 16:55
You state this is an issue with more than one site, but the example you want to use is an internal site? Do you have an example of a public page? Otherwise, talk to your company IT.
– SiXandSeven8ths
Feb 7 at 18:58
add a comment |
For some reason Chrome 71 will not remember my username and password for certain sites. The usual "Do you want Google Chrome to save your password for this site" does not appear and I have to type my credentials every time.
This only happens for some sites. Unfortunately for this spesific site I cannot share the URL because it is an internal work URL.
The official documentation does not have any explanation for this.
google-chrome
asked Feb 7 at 15:39
AreteArete
45531230
For some reason Chrome 71 will not remember my username and password for certain sites. The usual "Do you want Google Chrome to save your password for this site" does not appear and I have to type my credentials every time.
This only happens for some sites. Unfortunately for this spesific site I cannot share the URL because it is an internal work URL.
The official documentation does not have any explanation for this.
google-chrome
google-chrome
asked Feb 7 at 15:39
AreteArete
45531230
asked Feb 7 at 15:39
AreteArete
45531230
asked Feb 7 at 15:39
AreteArete
45531230
asked Feb 7 at 15:39
AreteArete
45531230
asked Feb 7 at 15:39
AreteArete
45531230
45531230
Are you sure that the login form does not includeautocomplete=offfor the password field in the HTML?
– harrymc
Feb 7 at 16:06
This is not a regular HTML<form>
– Arete
Feb 7 at 16:30
1
Then what is it?
– harrymc
Feb 7 at 16:55
You state this is an issue with more than one site, but the example you want to use is an internal site? Do you have an example of a public page? Otherwise, talk to your company IT.
– SiXandSeven8ths
Feb 7 at 18:58
add a comment |
Are you sure that the login form does not includeautocomplete=offfor the password field in the HTML?
– harrymc
Feb 7 at 16:06
This is not a regular HTML<form>
– Arete
Feb 7 at 16:30
1
Then what is it?
– harrymc
Feb 7 at 16:55
You state this is an issue with more than one site, but the example you want to use is an internal site? Do you have an example of a public page? Otherwise, talk to your company IT.
– SiXandSeven8ths
Feb 7 at 18:58
Are you sure that the login form does not include
autocomplete=off for the password field in the HTML?– harrymc
Feb 7 at 16:06
Are you sure that the login form does not include
autocomplete=off for the password field in the HTML?– harrymc
Feb 7 at 16:06
This is not a regular HTML
<form>– Arete
Feb 7 at 16:30
This is not a regular HTML
<form>– Arete
Feb 7 at 16:30
1
1
Then what is it?
– harrymc
Feb 7 at 16:55
Then what is it?
– harrymc
Feb 7 at 16:55
You state this is an issue with more than one site, but the example you want to use is an internal site? Do you have an example of a public page? Otherwise, talk to your company IT.
– SiXandSeven8ths
Feb 7 at 18:58
You state this is an issue with more than one site, but the example you want to use is an internal site? Do you have an example of a public page? Otherwise, talk to your company IT.
– SiXandSeven8ths
Feb 7 at 18:58
add a comment |
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Are you sure that the login form does not include
autocomplete=offfor the password field in the HTML?– harrymc
Feb 7 at 16:06
This is not a regular HTML
<form>– Arete
Feb 7 at 16:30
1
Then what is it?
– harrymc
Feb 7 at 16:55
You state this is an issue with more than one site, but the example you want to use is an internal site? Do you have an example of a public page? Otherwise, talk to your company IT.
– SiXandSeven8ths
Feb 7 at 18:58