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Include an invisible username field in password change forms #3032

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sandhose opened this issue Jul 31, 2024 · 1 comment
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Include an invisible username field in password change forms #3032

sandhose opened this issue Jul 31, 2024 · 1 comment
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A-Account-Management Related to self-service account management A-GraphQL Changes to the GraphQL API A-Local-Password Related to the local password database

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We had that originally in the server-side rendered password recovery form: if you include a hidden <input type="text" value="alice" autocomplete="username" /> so that password manager can detect which account the password was just changed.

This means:

  • we need an anonymous GraphQL API to fetch infos about the recovery ticket
  • we need to implement that on the password recovery form
  • we need to implement that on the password change form (easier because we already know the user here)
@sandhose sandhose added A-GraphQL Changes to the GraphQL API A-Local-Password Related to the local password database A-Account-Management Related to self-service account management labels Jul 31, 2024
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For your information, this issue has been copied over to the Element fork of matrix-authentication-service: element-hq/matrix-authentication-service#3032

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