Too many dots in Safari password fields
Safari 12.0.1 (14606.2.104.1.1) / macOS Mojave 10.14.1 (18B75) / both Mac Mini late 2018 and macBookAir late 2018.
Each time I type a character in a password field, instead of being displayed as a unique dot, it generates lots of dots after a micro-delay. I know it's hard to believe, but in the first example below, I have actually typed one single character; in the second one, two characters:
- Same behavior on any web page with a password field.
- Safari only. No problem on Chrome or Firefox.
- Asking 1Password to fill in the field works. BTW, I thought 1Password was the culprit, but disabling its extension had no effect.
- Deleting
type="password"
with Safari's inspector makes the problem disappear, but of course that reveals the typed characters.
So I am left scratching my head. Any lead?
safari password character 1password
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Safari 12.0.1 (14606.2.104.1.1) / macOS Mojave 10.14.1 (18B75) / both Mac Mini late 2018 and macBookAir late 2018.
Each time I type a character in a password field, instead of being displayed as a unique dot, it generates lots of dots after a micro-delay. I know it's hard to believe, but in the first example below, I have actually typed one single character; in the second one, two characters:
- Same behavior on any web page with a password field.
- Safari only. No problem on Chrome or Firefox.
- Asking 1Password to fill in the field works. BTW, I thought 1Password was the culprit, but disabling its extension had no effect.
- Deleting
type="password"
with Safari's inspector makes the problem disappear, but of course that reveals the typed characters.
So I am left scratching my head. Any lead?
safari password character 1password
add a comment |
Safari 12.0.1 (14606.2.104.1.1) / macOS Mojave 10.14.1 (18B75) / both Mac Mini late 2018 and macBookAir late 2018.
Each time I type a character in a password field, instead of being displayed as a unique dot, it generates lots of dots after a micro-delay. I know it's hard to believe, but in the first example below, I have actually typed one single character; in the second one, two characters:
- Same behavior on any web page with a password field.
- Safari only. No problem on Chrome or Firefox.
- Asking 1Password to fill in the field works. BTW, I thought 1Password was the culprit, but disabling its extension had no effect.
- Deleting
type="password"
with Safari's inspector makes the problem disappear, but of course that reveals the typed characters.
So I am left scratching my head. Any lead?
safari password character 1password
Safari 12.0.1 (14606.2.104.1.1) / macOS Mojave 10.14.1 (18B75) / both Mac Mini late 2018 and macBookAir late 2018.
Each time I type a character in a password field, instead of being displayed as a unique dot, it generates lots of dots after a micro-delay. I know it's hard to believe, but in the first example below, I have actually typed one single character; in the second one, two characters:
- Same behavior on any web page with a password field.
- Safari only. No problem on Chrome or Firefox.
- Asking 1Password to fill in the field works. BTW, I thought 1Password was the culprit, but disabling its extension had no effect.
- Deleting
type="password"
with Safari's inspector makes the problem disappear, but of course that reveals the typed characters.
So I am left scratching my head. Any lead?
safari password character 1password
safari password character 1password
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Found it, my fault. I had recently defined a system-wide shortcut associating the symbol "•" to another string. Worst idea ever! As soon as a dot appeared, it was expanded to several characters, all replaced by dots, and so on. Since I usually use 1Password, I only hit the issue a few days after the fact.
Now there's something on the internet in case somebody makes the same error :)
Glad it worked out. Please mark your question as resolved.
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Found it, my fault. I had recently defined a system-wide shortcut associating the symbol "•" to another string. Worst idea ever! As soon as a dot appeared, it was expanded to several characters, all replaced by dots, and so on. Since I usually use 1Password, I only hit the issue a few days after the fact.
Now there's something on the internet in case somebody makes the same error :)
Glad it worked out. Please mark your question as resolved.
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Found it, my fault. I had recently defined a system-wide shortcut associating the symbol "•" to another string. Worst idea ever! As soon as a dot appeared, it was expanded to several characters, all replaced by dots, and so on. Since I usually use 1Password, I only hit the issue a few days after the fact.
Now there's something on the internet in case somebody makes the same error :)
Glad it worked out. Please mark your question as resolved.
– howdytom
20 mins ago
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Found it, my fault. I had recently defined a system-wide shortcut associating the symbol "•" to another string. Worst idea ever! As soon as a dot appeared, it was expanded to several characters, all replaced by dots, and so on. Since I usually use 1Password, I only hit the issue a few days after the fact.
Now there's something on the internet in case somebody makes the same error :)
Found it, my fault. I had recently defined a system-wide shortcut associating the symbol "•" to another string. Worst idea ever! As soon as a dot appeared, it was expanded to several characters, all replaced by dots, and so on. Since I usually use 1Password, I only hit the issue a few days after the fact.
Now there's something on the internet in case somebody makes the same error :)
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Glad it worked out. Please mark your question as resolved.
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Glad it worked out. Please mark your question as resolved.
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