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switched from chrome to safari and global auto type never gets website right #952
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You must have something in the entry that matches. What Are you matching on ? Tags title etc... |
What type of matches do you have enabled in the integration preferences? If you want to know what window-title MacPass has extracted, simply open an empty database with MacPass and run gobla autotype. It will show you a notification that it did not find any match to the window title. I will update the candidate window to show the window title to make this more obvious in the future. It might be that you did have chrome vent the URL into the title field and Safari doesn't do this so this could explain your bad matches. |
Hi! I enabled all @georgesnow, where can I find that beta plugin? thx guys Z |
https://github.com/MacPass/AutotypeURL 2 caveats I am still working on getting GUI preferences set up for allow for full matches |
thx @georgesnow really appreciate it :) building from source both maccpass and the plugin is over my pay grade lol :) will wait until there is a binary thx looter again Z |
@zeltak could you please try global Autotype with a newly created database and no entries? This way you can see the window title that MacPass has extracted from Safari. This should be the first step to identify what’s not working in your setup. |
Hi @mstarke I did try new database and the same issue happens. Maybe I'm missing something but apart from not finding the site where do I see the the window title that MacPass has extracted from Safari? thx Z |
MacPass has to be able to send notifications. If you use a empty database you will see a notification after you have pressed the global autotype hot-key like this one (Which is used on this browser window in Safari): The text after "No match for …" is the window title. A good hint is the Tab name that Safari is displaying. Safari will use this as the window title and MacPass will read this not the URL. Your example has "Login" as window title and the list of candidates all include login somewhere. As a side note. The integration settings on what to match apply to the Entry not the application window. MacPass will only get the window title, there is no way to retrieve the URL without said plugin from @georgesnow. If you e.g. check the URL box, MacPass will try to find a match of the window title in the URL field of an Entry, not the URL of the browser window! Chrome might vent the URL in the window title and thus make your matches work better. |
@zeltak here is the compiled beta version. let me know if it works for you and any issues. (as noted it is beta version) |
@zeltak did you give the plugin a try? I am curious about your experience and if it worked for you as expected. |
@zeltak any updates on how this went for you? |
@zeltak i added a signed version to the release page |
I've had a similar problem, and the AutoTypeURL plugin did the trick for me. So far, I've found zero issues (where soFar=time.minutes(5)). |
thx @gurgeous Z |
I've updated to v1.0 of the AutoTypeURL plugin and it's absolutely brilliant. Thanks for making this, it does a great job of detecting the correct logins, and I've got well over 1,000 records between a couple databases open simultaneously. Nice one! |
FWIW I did push the Autotype plugin to the plugin repo and released a 1.0 but currently this requires either MacPass continous. Support for those kinds of plugins will be available with 0.7.10 which should get released rather soon. Currently I'm wrapping up localisations to make this a more "multi-cultural" release :) |
and credit where credit's due since this is mostly the idea of @georgesnow and I merely made the code a tiny bit prettier. |
That's odd, I'm running 0.7.9 (21570) and have AutoTypeURL running... I did have continuous up until yesterday, when I was looking at the pretty new website update and discovered the 1.0 plugin. Tried it at work and it looked good, so I tried it at home, too, and was successful. |
@alphaman64 you might see the plugin being loaded (if you enable force load incompatible plugins) but the plugin will never be called since the code to call it was introduced in f9b3617 which is not present in 0.7.9 |
Ah, that explains the discrepancy in performance between my 2 systems. Thanks for clarifying that! |
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switched from chrome to safari and global auto type never gets website right
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in chrome everything worked well so expected same behaviour
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