STR: 1. Visit login page https://rainforestcloud.com:9444/rainforest/user_portal/php/login.php 2. Complete the login form (with an email address in the first field) and hit submit. ACTUAL RESULTS: No offer to save my credentials. EXPECTED RESULTS: Firefox should offer to save my credentials. (This may be a tech evangelism bug, if they're accidentally foiling our password manager somehow and just need to tweak their markup. Starting this out in Toolkit | Password Manager for now, though.)

I'm testing with current Firefox Nightly, btw -- 40.0a1 (2015-04-19)

Here's a screenshot of the DOM for the login form, in the devtools "Inspector", FWIW. I noticed their "Submit" button is <input type="button" ...>. If I change it to <input type="submit" ...>, then I get EXPECTED RESULTS. dolske, does that match your expectations?

Yeah. We currently require an actual form submission to trigger the password manager's saving.

They are doing their own client-side hashing in the submit handler (which they actually are using) but when they generate the hash, they do `password.value = "";` I think this would have to be solved with the bug that handles munging of usernames/passwords by the page (like fidelity does) but I can't find that bug at the moment.