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Password is being revealed in url
I have encountered a strange issue with a website: When I log in manually everything works as expected (I get logged in, no weird urls). But when I log in using 1Password's autofill, I do NOT get l...
Hello again, danito.
I’ve contacted our development team regarding this, and the problem stems from this specific website’s code.
This form is simply a `<form>` element lacking specific attributes. Without a method attribute, it defaults to `method= “get”`, which will direct the user to the specified path in the `action` attribute.
Moreover, the absence of Javascript listeners is linked to the clicking of the Sign-in button and the functionality of the auto-submit feature.
You can reproduce this without using 1Password at all if you select the Sign-in button in dev tools and type `$0.click()` in the console. That will run a `click` on the element you have selected in the Elements tab.
Our development team is in the process of updating our website design documentation for developers to reflect best practices: https://developer.1password.com/docs/web/compatible-website-design/.
I hope that helps. Let me know if you have any further questions.
-Evon
Thanks for looking into it! I will avoid using autosubmit/autofill for this website for now.
1P_Evon
1Password Team
1Password TeamHello again, danito.
I’ve contacted our development team regarding this, and the problem stems from this specific website’s code.
This form is simply a `<form>` element lacking specific attributes. Without a method attribute, it defaults to `method= “get”`, which will direct the user to the specified path in the `action` attribute.
Moreover, the absence of Javascript listeners is linked to the clicking of the Sign-in button and the functionality of the auto-submit feature.
You can reproduce this without using 1Password at all if you select the Sign-in button in dev tools and type `$0.click()` in the console. That will run a `click` on the element you have selected in the Elements tab.
Our development team is in the process of updating our website design documentation for developers to reflect best practices: https://developer.1password.com/docs/web/compatible-website-design/.
I hope that helps. Let me know if you have any further questions.
-Evon
Thank you! I don't grasp what this means fully myself but I will forward it to the website's team.
