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It appears there is now a new login page for Outlook Live Online which is the main login for all Microsoft accounts. It also appears this new page is blocking the autofill feature on Chrome for the user name. I have been meaning to switch to another email client for some time now and this is definitely the last straw which has put me over the edge. Anyone know anything about this?
Managing personal Outlook.com account settings, security, and privacy
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Ok, never mind, I figured it out. the changing of the file name was not removing the .tex so the program was not recognizing it as a script file. Tried the change again and manually removed the .tex and now it is all good. Thanks again!
.... and now it is all good. Thanks again!
Glad to hear that the script is working for you.
Looks like Microsoft will never actually fix this issue, nor will they ever give us a reason why they have disabled auto-complete on the sign on page.
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Does anyone have a solution to the lack of autofill on sign in for the new Outlook?
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