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There is no such setting as you describe - that's why it not only doesn't work for you, but won't work for others either. The pairs defined by wrongPasswd are in the format "domain.dom": "password", where "domain" is a valid internet/intranet domain (like e.g. "www .example.com", just "example.com", or even "www .example.com:8080" - in short, the server name part of the url) - and "password" is either the "wrong password" found in there, or "all" (to disable AutoLogin at all for that server). No wildcard for the server name part.

Shall I consider this a feature request?

Should not be too hard to implement. If you want to try, please add the following line before or after line 98:

&& formElement.value != wrongPasswd['all']

Edit: I've got a better solution. Please pick the updated code from PasteBin and give it a try. There is a new setting available: with wrongPasswords[] you can define a list of passwords invalid for any site you may visit. This way it is possible to have multiple global wrong passwords defined.

Please let me know if it works for you (consider yourself being the beta-tester for this new feature), so I can make this part of the regular distribution here on USO. I don't know any site I could test it against, so I cannot test it myself...

Update: You don't need to check the Pastebin code - I just published an update to the script, which now also offers a more convenient configuration interface. This way, future updates do not require you to do all the configuration stuff over and over, since these values are now stored separately from the script. Enjoy the script, and please let me know if everything works for you now. If so, a rating (review) is welcome as well

Glad to read! Looking forward to your review