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Test for form history on type=password
(based on test_bug_511615.html)
<p id="display"></p>
<!-- we presumably can't hide the content for this test. -->
<div id="content">
<datalist id="datalist1">
<option>value10</option>
<option>value11</option>
<option>value12</option>
</datalist>
<form id="form1" onsubmit="return false;">
<!-- Don't set the type to password until rememberSignons is false since we
want to test when rememberSignons is false. -->
<input type="to-be-password" name="field1" list="datalist1">
<button type="submit">Submit</button>
</form>
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<script class="testbody" type="text/javascript">
/* import-globals-from satchel_common.js */
var resolvePopupShownListener;
registerPopupShownListener(() => resolvePopupShownListener());
function waitForNextPopup() {
return new Promise(resolve => { resolvePopupShownListener = resolve; });
}
/**
* Indicates the time to wait before checking that the state of the autocomplete
* popup, including whether it is open, has not changed in response to events.
*
* Manual testing on a fast machine revealed that 80ms was still unreliable,
* while 100ms detected a simulated failure reliably. Unfortunately, this means
* that to take into account slower machines we should use a larger value.
*
* Note that if a machine takes more than this time to show the popup, this
* would not cause a failure, conversely the machine would not be able to detect
* whether the test should have failed. In other words, this use of timeouts is
* never expected to cause intermittent failures with test automation.
*/
const POPUP_RESPONSE_WAIT_TIME_MS = 200;
SimpleTest.requestFlakyTimeout("Must ensure that an event does not happen.");
/**
* Checks that the popup does not open in response to the given function.
*/
function expectPopupDoesNotOpen(triggerFn) {
let popupShown = waitForNextPopup();
triggerFn();
return Promise.race([
popupShown.then(() => Promise.reject("Popup opened unexpectedly.")),
new Promise(resolve => setTimeout(resolve, POPUP_RESPONSE_WAIT_TIME_MS)),
]);
}
add_task(function* test_initialize() {
yield SpecialPowers.pushPrefEnv({"set": [["signon.rememberSignons", false]]});
// Now that rememberSignons is false, create the password field
$_(1, "field1").type = "password";
yield new Promise(resolve => updateFormHistory([
{ op : "remove" },
{ op : "add", fieldname : "field1", value : "value1" },
{ op : "add", fieldname : "field1", value : "value2" },
{ op : "add", fieldname : "field1", value : "value3" },
{ op : "add", fieldname : "field1", value : "value4" },
{ op : "add", fieldname : "field1", value : "value5" },
{ op : "add", fieldname : "field1", value : "value6" },
{ op : "add", fieldname : "field1", value : "value7" },
{ op : "add", fieldname : "field1", value : "value8" },
{ op : "add", fieldname : "field1", value : "value9" },
], resolve));
});
add_task(function* test_insecure_focusWarning() {
// The form is insecure so should show the warning even if password manager is disabled.
let input = $_(1, "field1");
let shownPromise = waitForNextPopup();
input.focus();
yield shownPromise;
ok(getMenuEntries()[0].includes("Logins entered here could be compromised"),
"Check warning is first")
// Close the popup
input.blur();
});
</script>
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