Wells Fargo - Autofocus login

Autofocus login input fields at wellsfargo.com

What is Wells Fargo - Autofocus login?

'Wells Fargo - Autofocus login' is a chrome extension that enhances the user experience of Wells Fargo’s site. It automatically focuses on the login input field, allowing users to start typing their username/password as soon as the page is loaded. It does not remember any information in the browser, ensuring maximum security. Please note that this extension is not affiliated with Wells Fargo.

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By: @jsejcksn

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Users: 2,000+

Rating: 4.33 (66)

Version: 1.1.6 (Last updated: 2015-09-21)

Creation date: 2015-09-21

Risk impact: Low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Size: 25.50K

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Chrome-Stats Rank

# 18951 ▲ 41

Other rankings

#23967 in Workflow & Planning ▼ 4 #58 in remember keyword 6 ▲ 2 #79 in login keyword 26 ▲ 12 #199 in input keyword 15 ▲ 9

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Formerly "Wells Fargo - Remember Username"

The Wells Fargo homepage did not have a "Remember username" checkbox for a very long time, so this extension sought to remedy that problem. Now it does. (Way to go, web team!) But it still doesn't autofocus the username/password input fields on page load. This takes care of that for you so all you have to do is go to the site, type your password, and press enter.

View code at: https://github.com/jsejcksn/wellsfargo-autofocus-login/

This extension is not affiliated with Wells Fargo.

CHANGES

2015/09/21 - v1.1.6 Refine conditional for autofocus

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