Messaging Improvement when entering Login Password.#561
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Added messages to the "Router Login Password" prompt to let user know how to show/hide the password string, and how to exit the input prompt.
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I like the improvement :) |
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Added messages to the "Router Login Password" prompt to let the user know how to show/hide the password string, and how to exit the input prompt.
Sample screenshot showing additional messaging:
I've been wanting to do this for a while, but it was at the bottom of my "list of things to improve" and didn't get to it until now. The
<TAB>and<ESC>key functionality when entering the password has been there for a long time, but it's not intuitive to users.