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DDI and Google Chrome

Post/Author/DateTime Post
#1
Avin
Feb 09, 2009 16:00:00 I'm using Firefox at work and Google Chrome at home.

Firefox stores password just fine, it's just a matter of click on login icon.

Chrome, on the other hand, can't store my password and login and I'm forced to logon twice almost all the time.

What's Wotc plans for improving Chrome support?
#2
op1983
Feb 13, 2009 8:37:50 I would also be very interested in knowing when Chrome will be supported.
#3
drivelikebrazil
Feb 21, 2009 23:19:47 I use Chrome, and a way around that is to import your passwords from Firefox. Just click on the wrench button, Go to "Import bookmarks and settings" and import the passwords. I did this first using IE, and after import, it remembers just fine.
#4
WolfStar76
Feb 23, 2009 8:38:43 *nods*

Seeing as how the feature works in all the other browsers I use, I've been assuming it's an issue with how Chrome interprets the pages, not in the pages itself.

There are a (small) handful of sites I have Chrome issues with - I like the browser (lots!) but I'm sorta counting on Google to tighten things up a bit more before I (personally) start to turn a baleful eye on websites that aren't working just yet.
#5
Avin
Feb 28, 2009 6:43:29 I tried the Firefox solution some time ago and nothing happened. Changed a few Firefox configurations, tried again and now it's working. Thanks.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 Avin Feb 09, 2009 16:00:00	I'm using Firefox at work and Google Chrome at home. Firefox stores password just fine, it's just a matter of click on login icon. Chrome, on the other hand, can't store my password and login and I'm forced to logon twice almost all the time. What's Wotc plans for improving Chrome support?
#2 op1983 Feb 13, 2009 8:37:50	I would also be very interested in knowing when Chrome will be supported.
#3 drivelikebrazil Feb 21, 2009 23:19:47	I use Chrome, and a way around that is to import your passwords from Firefox. Just click on the wrench button, Go to "Import bookmarks and settings" and import the passwords. I did this first using IE, and after import, it remembers just fine.
#4 WolfStar76 Feb 23, 2009 8:38:43	nods Seeing as how the feature works in all the other browsers I use, I've been assuming it's an issue with how Chrome interprets the pages, not in the pages itself. There are a (small) handful of sites I have Chrome issues with - I like the browser (lots!) but I'm sorta counting on Google to tighten things up a bit more before I (personally) start to turn a baleful eye on websites that aren't working just yet.
#5 Avin Feb 28, 2009 6:43:29	I tried the Firefox solution some time ago and nothing happened. Changed a few Firefox configurations, tried again and now it's working. Thanks.