Overriding nsLoginManager.js "off".......
Posted: Tue May 19, 2009 8:39 pm
Hi forum members,
What are the security implications of adding the following two lines to Firefox's nsLoginManager.js file, e.g.
comment out the following lines:
This is overriding the, default settings to enable the Firefox password manager for all websites, even those that request that the feature be disabled. Some folks that like complete control over their browser and what it does want to implement this, but why should this be an unwise thing to do? Like to hear your arguments pro and contra,
luntrus
What are the security implications of adding the following two lines to Firefox's nsLoginManager.js file, e.g.
comment out the following lines:
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if (element && element.hasAttribute("autocomplete") &&
element.getAttribute("autocomplete").toLowerCase() == "off")
return true;
luntrus