Menu
I noticed that some site would trigger the browser to prompt for saving username/password Only when they have logged in successfully. How to achieve that? response with HTTP 401 / 403 on error along side with the login form with error message?
Right now when I try logging in with invalid username/password, the server will redirect the browser back to the login form with some error message that indicates to the user that the username/password is incorrect, but the browser would ask if the client want to save the username/password which is inappropriate.
Thank you.
457
Yes, IE does prompt for password every time. No, Edge never prompted for user name and password. MS SQL server (SSRS) clearly does have an proper authentication method. All other browsers, including Firefox, chrome, yandex, and opera fully work and prompt for username and password.
Saving passwords in your browser is an easy mistake to make and it’s very likely that you’ve made this mistake within the past 30 days . Most of us have numerous passwords to keep track of on a regular basis for both business and personal life.
When you’re asked to login to any website, your browser will ask if you’d like to save your username and password. If you allow it, next time you visit that website, you’ll see your login information pre-populated so you won’t have to remember it. Easy, right? Safe? Absolutely not.
No, Edge never prompted for user name and password. MS SQL server (SSRS) clearly does have an proper authentication method. All other browsers, including Firefox, chrome, yandex, and opera fully work and prompt for username and password. I'm sorry to say but uservoice site is NOT proof of anything.
You could write some javascript to check if the credentials are correct, then if they are submit the form.
Double login but then the form would only be submitted if the credentials are correct.
83
If you love us? You can donate to us via Paypal or buy me a coffee so we can maintain and grow! Thank you!
Donate Us With
