Tested this issue on Windows-10 using chrome latest Beta #59.0.3071.36. By opening the site https://ctx.olisnet.com/vpn/index.html observed a log on page displayed. Entered random username and password in the fields and clicked on Log on button. Observed pop-up displayed to save username and password as expected.

baudav@ could you please let us know where to access 2FA? Is there any sample test account available to check this issue?

oh,  new problem for you: it's not as expected.. chrome can store password only when login is success?  (but I not reproduce this with 59.0.3071.36 beta (64-bit), work as expected with bad login = not store login/pass)

This website is not the best in presentation; I can't share my login/pass/2FA or create account.. this login page is Citrix Netscaler (see screenshot: no second page for 2FA, all in the first page).

 

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Could someone from password team can look in to this issue?

+kolos

I think this will be extremely hard to fix because the site gives us basically this:

<div class="right"><input type="password" id="dummy_pass1" name="a1745395780803143" style="display:none"><input type="password" id="passwd" class="prePopulatedCredentials" autocomplete="off" spellcheck="true" name="a1602824153098271" size="30" maxlength="127" width="0"></div>
[...]
<div class="right"><input type="password" id="dummy_pass2" name="a5960528989311505" style="display:none"><input type="password" id="passwd1" class="prePopulatedCredentials" autocomplete="off" spellcheck="true" name="a0443197341693800" size="30" maxlength="127" width="0"></div>

Even the names change after each reload.

It's possible to save the first password only in this situation? same as autocomplete, chrome autocomplete only the first password field.

The problem is: if you decide to trust Chrome and save the password, the next time you authenticate the password is wrong, and after several attempts the site blocks access.

kolos@ Would you mind checking this issue?

Thanks!

In cases where we cannot rely on the field IDs/names, we should remember their order in the form. That does not answer how to find the true password field, but how to be consistent in filling if the user forces saving the right one with the coming manual fallbacks.

Should be fixed in 2018. Assigning to the umbrella bug of such issues.