MailChimp Integration: Empty API Key field autofills with password from browser #319
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- **Bug Fix:** Prevent browser autocomplete in Comment Mail options. See [Issue #319](#319). - **Bug Fix:** Searching by email address alone should always narrow to the search to that specific email address and not result in any fuzzy or fulltext matching. See [Issue #226](#226). - **Bug Fix:** The conflict check for 'Subscribe to Comments Reloaded' was not working in the previous release; i.e., if you attempt to activate both Comment Mail and the 'Subscribe to Comments Reloaded' plugin at the same, this should result in a Dashboard warning. Fixed in this release. See [Issue #315](#315). - **Bug Fix:** Notify 'Subscribe to Comments Reloaded' users about the comment form template being disabled under certain scenarios. See [Issue #314](#314). - **Bug Fix:** Do not attempt to import 'Subscribe to Comments Reloaded' (StCR) settings if StCR is no longer installed, even if old StCR options exist in the database. See [Issue #294](#294). - **Bug Fix** (Pro): Do not show SparkPost partner image when Mandrill is selected as the RVE handler. See [Issue #318](#318). - **Bug Fix** (Pro): Conflict checks between lite and pro corrected. This was not working properly in the previous release; i.e., installing Comment Mail Pro when Comment Mail Lite is already running should result in Comment Mail Lite being deactivated automatically. See [Issue #270](#270). - **New Feature:** It is now possible to manually process the outgoing mail queue. See: **WP Dashboard → Comment Mail → Mail Queue**. See also [Issue #282](#282). - **New Feature** (Pro): In Comment Mail Pro it is now possible to enable/disable comment content clipping entirely; e.g., if you prefer that email notifications include the full original comment content in raw HTML instead of being clipped and displayed in the email as plain text. See: **WP Dashboard → Comment Mail → Config. Options → Email Notification Clips**. See also: [Issue #281](#281). - **Accessibility:** This release improves screen reader accessibility by adding `aria-hidden="true"` to all FontAwesome icons. See [Issue #304](#304). - **Accessibility:** This release improves screen reader accessibility by offering a new setting that allows a site owner to enable or disable select menu option enhancement via jQuery. Disabling select menu option enhancement has the benefit of improving accessibility for screen readers whenever accessibility is of more concern than presentation. See: **Dashboard → Comment Mail → Config Options → Misc. UI-Related Settings**. See also [Issue #304](#304).
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Comment Mail v161213 has been released and includes changes from this GitHub Issue. See the v161213 announcement for further details. This issue will now be locked to further updates. If you have something to add related to this GitHub Issue, please open a new GitHub Issue and reference this one (#319) |
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If you have a password saved in your browser autofill, saving the Comment Mail options with MailChimp Integration enabled but the MailChimp API Key field empty, you can end up with a browser-filled password in the field:
We dealt with this same issue in Comet Cache recently; see wpsharks/comet-cache#741.
The fix that covers both Firefox and Chrome seems to be the following:
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