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Answer by Honza Zidek for How can I selectively disable paste blockers
For me all the methods mentioned here did not work, finally I found the "Simple Allow Copy" Chrome extension which works.Do not forget to limit the access only for the sites you are intending to use it...
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This is a terrible security "feature" of these websites. There are various ways to get around it, including using that extension.However there's a quick way to fix it:Right click on the offending input...
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It appears that since I asked this question, the original Don't fuck with paste extension by Jacob Swanner has improved a lot, and Aaron Raimist has ported it to Firefox.Both now allow this...
View ArticleAnswer by Tomas Echeverri for How can I selectively disable paste blockers
Please note some browsers silently remove the javascript: part of the code. So make sure the code in the address bar is exactly as the ones below (type manually javascript:) otherwise it won't workFor...
View ArticleAnswer by DaaBoss for How can I selectively disable paste blockers
1.--- This may make the problem go away for at least a few sites:COMPLAIN, and let these websites know that they are DESTROYING, not enhancing security for their users. Maybe they just haven't thought...
View ArticleAnswer by Att Righ for How can I selectively disable paste blockers
For pages that use jquery (basically all webpages). You can paste the following javascript url into the address barjavascript:void($('input').attr('onpaste', ''));
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Answer by mvark for How can I selectively disable paste blockers
Web forms which have this paste blocker feature may implement it declaratively by using the onpaste attribute for a text box or by binding an event through JavaScript or jQuery.Contrary to what you...
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As more and more websites add paste blocking code of one type or another to e-mail and password fields and more people use password managers, the two are increasingly coming into conflict.While there...
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