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"Sign In" link
How can I add a "Sign In" link to existing remembered sites? The "Sign In" link appeared on a newly added site using the myvidoop plugin -- nice feature -- and I'd like to use it on a few other sites.
Thanks for any help.
Thanks for any help.
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Inappropriate?Hi,
Thanks for the question. Passwords saved by importing or by adding from the sites tab will not have a "sign in" link. Presently, here are the steps you have to take to get a sign in link to appear:
- Remove your entry.
- Navigate to the website that has a username and password you want to save.
- Enter your credentials and login. When asked to save with the myVidoop plugin, say "Yes." (or: use the save passwords bookmark).
Hope this helps.
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- Remove your entry.
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Thanks for the reply Benjamin. I'll do this for some of the websites I use most often. -
Inappropriate?i do not understand this limitation. i think it would be easier to add all my sites inside myvidoop, without having to browse to each of them.
I’m frustrated
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It's due to a technical limitation. If you have not browsed to the page, we do not know how to generate a similar form and submit it to sign you in.
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Inappropriate?but if i enter the url, then i would think your system could browse to that page behind the scenes... allowing me to load up all my sites in bulk. would be much faster that way.
I’m disappointed
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Yes, that is definitely a possible solution that could fix a lot of websites. Unfortunately, we don't anticipate this getting fixed any time in the near future. Sorry :(
