Re: Old Firefox versus .aspx files?

"Barbara" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.mozilla.devel.os2
Message-ID <[email protected]>
On Wed, 7 Sep 2016 05:15:17 UTC, Dave Yeo <[email protected]> wrote:

> 
> Yes, using SM current, I get the same popup. Looking at the aspx file, 
> to my non-expert eyes, it looks like valid HTML, though who knows about 
> the css files or JavaScript it references.
> Possibly it uses some newer stuff that our browser is too old for, it is 
> no longer supported and we're supposed to update more regularly.
> Quickly grepping the Firefox source, there are tons (138 files) of 
> comments referencing aspx files so generally they do load.
> Dave

Yes, I've read many of those references.  I looked at the downloaded/saved 
password.aspx file using Kompozer, and it could display some of it, but that 
does no good even if complete since I can't upload that.

I'm experimenting with the password thing.  I booted Windows, which I had 
completely set up with my new "updated" profile for the Credit Union.  I could 
read the new saved password information by unhiding it in the saved logins part 
of password manager.  The new one has the new password, but no username, and the
NEW login goes to a different URL (not pmcu.org).  Now if I can just figure out 
a way to insert that into FF 31.

Interesting.  
       
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Barbara
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