Keepassxc-browser: Input field type email is ignored as possible credential field.

[KonradDeskiewicz]

When login field is specified as email type KeepassXC doesn't detect it as possible credential field.

[droidmonkey]

You need to provide more details. Website URL? Is this a multi-part login form that shows username alone, then password on next page?

[KonradDeskiewicz]

Login form is provided via modal window. There are two inputs: email & password.
KeepassXC only detect password field. Once I change input type from email to text KeepassXC detects both fields.

[varjolintu]

Email field is normally detected without problems (see https://www.w3schools.com/tags/tryit.asp?filename=tryhtml5_input_type_email. Inspecting the input fields you can see data-cip-id attribute in the element.) Could you give the site URL if possible?

[KonradDeskiewicz]

Unfortunately this is still local dev. Maybe fact that this is Vue component that is dynamically added has something to do with that...

[KonradDeskiewicz]

No email fields detected on my browser...

[varjolintu]

This happens because of iframe. What I meant was:

[KonradDeskiewicz]

cip-id is there...

[varjolintu]

Could you elaborate some more please? Is this custom login field thing the only one that doesn't find the field, or cannot you fill any credentials? I can see the password icon is also visible, so there shouldn't be any problems filling something.

[KonradDeskiewicz]

Exacltly like this: password is OK, but login (e-mail) field is not detected. When I try to re-detect fields for credentials the only one that is "highlighted" is password field

[varjolintu]

Well that's strange. It would help if I could test it myself.

[bermeitinger-b]

Your example shows type="e-mail" instead of type="email". Could this be the problem?

Example:

• With type="email": https://www.w3schools.com/code/tryit.asp?filename=G1KAP500YVNL
• With type="e-mail": https://www.w3schools.com/code/tryit.asp?filename=G1KAPYBO0M6D

[KonradDeskiewicz]

OMG... that's it. I'm so embarrassed. Sorry for the trouble.