Re:Sites with dumb password rules
by CaptainMarvel on Friday September 06, 2019 @04:35AM
(#20894027)
There is a Firefox extension called Don’t Fuck With Paste which let’s you toggle this per-website with a button.
Re:Sites with dumb password rules
by boring_twenties on Tuesday September 17, 2019 @08:47PM
(#21001492)
In what situation would you want this enabled?
Re:Sites with dumb password rules
by CaptainMarvel on Sunday September 22, 2019 @09:51AM
(#21041345)
When a website is fucking with your ability to copy or paste!
I used to set this permanently, but discovered if you use facebook making status updates and comments become broken due to how fb seems to scan your input to apply styling.
But I often have to toggle it off temporarily to bypass the stupid copy/paste blocks.
You can create a bookmarklet to disable paste event listeners.
note for firefox users, that this will break copy/paste in google docs
I tried this, but this breaks some web apps where I need clipboardevents to work (e.g. Google Docs). There needs to be a more granular option for this somehow, possibly in a plugin.
Re:Sites with dumb password rules
by marcosdumay on Friday September 06, 2019 @08:36AM
(#20895056)
Then you'll discover sites that consume your password by Javascript in the onKeyPressed event handler.
Re:Sites with dumb password rules
by bryanrasmussen on Friday September 06, 2019 @12:28AM
(#20893068)
so you can paste with the menu? Because I guess they would just catch the keyboard events?
Re:Sites with dumb password rules
by boring_twenties on Tuesday September 17, 2019 @08:48PM
(#21001500)
I think they must block catching Ctrl+C/V/X, because those key combos work for me with that flag.
Firefox: about:config: dom.event.clipboardevents.enabled, toggle to "false" (default is true).
Result: websites can no longer block you from pasting things into form fields on your own browser on your own computer.