KeePassXC Browser Extension Does Not Function Correctly for Walmart Login Page
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The KeePassXC browser extension is not detecting the Walmart account login page.
This is not a Microsoft Edge issue; it is a KeePassXC browser extension issue.
Expected Behavior
The KeePassXC browser extension should detect the Walmart account login page so that the user can use KeePass to log into their Walmart account. KeePassXC content script should show the KeePassXC element in both the username & password fields. The right-click --> Fill username & password should work. Also KeePassXC should detect the URL and a pop-up should appear so that the user can allow the field fill if they have not already permanently allowed it.
Current Behavior
Steps to Reproduce (for bugs)
- Navigate to https://www.walmart.com/account/login?tid=0&returnUrl=%2F .
- KeePassXC does not fill the username field with the KeePassXC element even though a login exists in KeePassXC.
Debug info
KeePassXC - 2.7.6
KeePassXC-Browser - 1.8.11
Operating system: Windows 11 23H2
Browser: Microsoft Edge
Don't close an issue before I'm even done reporting & documenting it and I won't create a duplicate issue of the very same thing.
Works perfectly for me, sorry, please do not create duplicate issues. Also do not create an issue for every website. Quite often the problem is your definition of the url to use or the website itself.
Works perfectly for me, sorry, please do not create duplicate issues. Also do not create an issue for every website. Quite often the problem is your definition of the url to use or the website itself.
Isn't that wonderful for you?
So because it works for you, you are summarily dismissing a user report without even bothering to look into it?
You do realize that I created the duplicate report because as I was editing it, you closed it out and I was unaware of this fact. So it disappeared from my GitHub. So I thought I forget to select the "Save" button.
If KeePassXC does not work on websites, then whom am I supposed to report it to? The website owners point their fingers at KeePassXC. So you want to leave us users holding the bag?
I will make a report for every single website that KeePassXC does not work on.
If you are not going to properly support the product, then why should anybody use it?
I have tried changing the URLs before I even reported the issues here and doing so did not work.
@TESTER-sec I already answered for you in the third or fourth duplicate issue you created. There was an original issue #2076 which was closed by #2079. We'll just close any duplicates you create.
@TESTER-sec I already answered for you in the third or fourth duplicate issue you created. There was an original issue #2076 which was closed by #2079. We'll just close any duplicates you create.
If KeePassXC does not work on websites, then whom am I supposed to report it to? The website owners point their fingers at KeePassXC. So you want to leave us users holding the bag?
If you look closely, there's a pinned issue "Non-working sites" (#1358) at the top. That's where you normally report single sites that are not working.
If you look closely, there's a pinned issue "Non-working sites" (#1358) at the top. That's where you normally report single sites that are not working.
Thank You.
I am not a developer and I rarely spend any time in GitHub. I am not going to sit here in front of the monitor and spend an hour carefully studying the GitHub pages. That's not going to happen. Any expectation that users need to do this is unrealistic.
I am completely unaware of all the issues and their dependencies, what has been reported, what has not. How they are all linked or otherwise connected.,
Please stop putting it onto the user.
The only thing I care about is that the password manager works on all sites and is reliable. Common sense.
I am not a developer and I rarely spend any time in GitHub. I am not going to sit here in front of the monitor and spend an hour carefully studying the GitHub pages. That's not going to happen. Any expectation that users need to do this is unrealistic.
I am a developer and I have to spend time constantly in GitHub, reading through various issues, and i'm doing in in the front of my monitor. If a user comes here and wishes to have some support, it's only common sense and good manners to go through the pinned issues and look if the same issue has been already reported. This makes our work easier here. It's unrealistic that we could fill every expectations from all users who come here. And when whe fail to do that, it's also common sense not to engage any negative behavior towards us.
Have a nice weekend.