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I would like if prompts for the Security Phrase (used for key backup) would have a constant and uniform field identifier.
Why would you like to do it?
To make it possible for password managers to autofill a secure password into it.
How would you like to achieve it?
Assign a stable name to the HTML input element highlighted on the screenshot, instead of the current one that has its number changing.
Have you considered any alternatives?
No response
Additional context
Password managers would be able to use the id attribute of the field to find the right data to autofill in it.
For example the Bitwarden browser extension can use the name of the input field even today to search for custom data saved for a login in its database.
With the configuration seen on the screenshot below, Bitwarden will autofill the value stored in that "custom field", but since the id attribute of this HTML input field can change between reloads, and even the password confirmation field one step later will have a different id, autofill wont be usable for it.
I think making autofill usable for the security phrase is useful to avoid copying the secret to clipboard, where
it may be easily read by other programs
it may get persisted in the OS clipboard history
it may get uploaded to a cloud service automatically, for transfer to your other devices, where even more apps have access to it (done by windows 10 through the clipboard history feature)
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Your use case
What would you like to do?
I would like if prompts for the Security Phrase (used for key backup) would have a constant and uniform field identifier.
Why would you like to do it?
To make it possible for password managers to autofill a secure password into it.
How would you like to achieve it?
Assign a stable name to the HTML input element highlighted on the screenshot, instead of the current one that has its number changing.
Have you considered any alternatives?
No response
Additional context
Password managers would be able to use the id attribute of the field to find the right data to autofill in it.
For example the Bitwarden browser extension can use the name of the input field even today to search for custom data saved for a login in its database.
With the configuration seen on the screenshot below, Bitwarden will autofill the value stored in that "custom field", but since the id attribute of this HTML input field can change between reloads, and even the password confirmation field one step later will have a different id, autofill wont be usable for it.
I think making autofill usable for the security phrase is useful to avoid copying the secret to clipboard, where
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: