Feature Request - Password by the number!
Hi
I have a number of web sites which do not allow you to paste in the password.
Each time I login I will get a list of characters in random from my password that I have to enter one at a time.
If I have that kind of website, would it be possible to have a 'special' password type so that when I display the password I get the letter numbers underneath (or on top) of the letter in the password?
As an example
Letter Number - 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Password - c X 8 b f £ 3 ! T
By doing this it would be much faster to find the password elements, especially in long passwords like I prefer to use!
Robin
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Isn't this already available as a feature? If you select "large type" from the password field dropdown menu you get it displayed on screen with the position number underneath the characters.
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Thanks for the assist, @taylor354! :)
@Robster, taylor354 is correct - you can do that with the 'large type' feature. I hope that was helpful for you! If you have more questions about that or need anything else, please be sure to let us know. Happy holidays! :)
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Hi
Large type just makes the letters bigger.
You still have to count the letters, which with 20 plus letter passwords is still not straightforward.
Well on IOS anyway.
Robin
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Ahh
Well I did initially write this in the Mac forum as that is where I initially had the problem and tried the solution on IOS.
Now I have tried on the Mac I see exactly what IO would lie to see which is great thanks.
BUT I also sign into this type of account on my IOS devices, iPad in particular, so the same solution on iPad would be dynamite! :-)
Robin
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Well I did initially write this in the Mac forum as that is where I initially had the problem and tried the solution on IOS.
Ah, got it! Thanks for clarifying. :)
Now I have tried on the Mac I see exactly what IO would lie to see which is great thanks.
Sounds good! I think that would certainly be useful.
BUT I also sign into this type of account on my IOS devices, iPad in particular, so the same solution on iPad would be dynamite! :-)
You have my sympathies. Login processes like this are burdensome enough even on a full computer, and managing this on a mobile device has got to be even more troublesome. We'll see if there's something we can do to help in the future. :blush:
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