Filling login-forms
Hi! I've got one thing that's annoying me a lot. Login-forms that contains the tag:
autocomplete="off"
For those of you not familiar with html, this tag tells your webbrowser not to fill in your username and password automatically upon loading the page.
The thing that's disturbing me is that the page kicks me out after about 10 minutes inactivity. Sometimes I log in 4-5 times a day, and need to write it all over again every time.
So, I was wondering if there was any way to create something in C++ that fills this form for me and presses the "Log in"-button.
autocomplete="off"
For those of you not familiar with html, this tag tells your webbrowser not to fill in your username and password automatically upon loading the page.
The thing that's disturbing me is that the page kicks me out after about 10 minutes inactivity. Sometimes I log in 4-5 times a day, and need to write it all over again every time.
So, I was wondering if there was any way to create something in C++ that fills this form for me and presses the "Log in"-button.
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Absolutely, however this feature is there for an excellent reason and I disrecommend doing anything to circumvent it.
-Albatross
-Albatross
The only reason is because we have a lot of computers in school that is used by students to access this page, and they don't want the autocomplete to remember peoples log in information so that other people can log in with it.
On my own computer I see no reason to have it active, and therefor I wish to go around it somehow.
On my own computer I see no reason to have it active, and therefor I wish to go around it somehow.
If someone else used your computer...
But, I'm sure you could write an extension to your favorite browser that permits you to do this (in fact, some already have, if you want a link, just ask). I can't help you much more than that, though I recall we had a topic like this before.
-Albatross
But, I'm sure you could write an extension to your favorite browser that permits you to do this (in fact, some already have, if you want a link, just ask). I can't help you much more than that, though I recall we had a topic like this before.
-Albatross
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You could do it with privoxy.
http://www.privoxy.org/
Its a proxy server that allows you to edit web-pages using regular expressions.
http://www.privoxy.org/
Its a proxy server that allows you to edit web-pages using regular expressions.
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