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Jesse Andrews
Admin
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The following is an archive of comments made before threaded discussions was implemented (November 16th, 2008) |
alala
Scriptwright
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It does not seem to work at https://internetbank.swedbank.se/SecurityServer... However, using Web Developer menu option "Enable autocompletion" works as expected. Any ideas why? Would be great if it could be fixed. |
Brade
Scriptwright
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FYI I have made some updates to this script and posted it here: http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/36242 I appreciate the fine work on this. I just added tweaks for forms within iframes/frames and forms affected by onsubmit behavior. |
Thayer Fox
User
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Working perfectly. Thank you. |
olistrut
User
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Works great for me. |
montejw360
User
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montejw360
User
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Got it installed, needed greasemonkey. BUT, it still doesn't seem to work on https://paypal.com |
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montejw360
User
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Sorry to be dunce, but how do you install and use the script? Trying to make it work for paypal.com mainly. Is it a bookmarklet? thanks. |
JoeSimmons
Scriptwright
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Ok but why make a main() function and then call it? Why don't you just take it out of the function and spare those few lines? |
Matthew Schultz
Script's Author
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This is by far the fastest and most efficient method for enabling autocomplete on all elements that set it to off. Some other users have posted autocomplete scripts but they fail to use xpath. They loop over every element in every form and that will never be faster than regular expression matching and looping over only the autocomplete attributes that need to be changed if any. It's important that a script like this is extremely fast since it will most likely be enabled for every site you visit. |
jorge gonzales
User
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I installed it. Seems to work on Washington Mutual site. |
