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[GH-ISSUE #592] Allow stored logins for browsers #422
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Originally created by @ElectronicWar on GitHub (May 12, 2017).
Original GitHub issue: https://github.com/koel/koel/issues/592
Koel v3.6.2 on Debian Stretch, Node 6.10.3, yarn v0.23.4, PHP 7.0.16, MariaDB 10.1, Nginx 1.10.3 over HTTP/2
Currently, it's absolutely impossible to store or re-use any kind of login information in the login mask of Koel. You cannot double-click the username field for previously used logins nor does my browser offer to store the login.
Unfortunately I have no idea on how to fix that myself with a PR since it looks like a regular HTML form to me.
@phanan commented on GitHub (May 12, 2017):
It's a normal ajax-based login form, and my Chrome offers saving credentials just fine. You should check your browser instead.
@ElectronicWar commented on GitHub (May 15, 2017):
Little update: Problem only occurs with current Chrome stable. Looks like this is a Chrome-specific error and not directly related to Koel.
Does NOT work:
Does work:
I am gonna wait for Chrome v59 to roll around, consider this case closed. Sorry for the troubles.