Martin Freitag wrote:
Whatever... afaik InternetExplorer doesn't have a FormManager like that
at all, so this might be a Cookie issue instead?
I think you're on the right track.
If the page doesn't present a form to be filled, no form manager or
password manager will respond.
I suspect IE on the OP's machine is set to accept all cookies and save
them forever, so when the OP returns the cookie is still there and the
site reads it, so it doesn't ask the question. SM is set differently
(there are dozens of possible settings) so the cookie is not already
present at initial page loading and the site asks the question.
Just for an example, I have my machine set to accept /only/ session
cookies, which means it clears all cookies every time I shut SM down. In
my case, the site would always ask the security question.
In Internet Exploiter 8, you can now set the program to clear all
cookies on exit if that is your preference:
Tools | Options | General tab
(You can get to the same dialog without launching the program via
Control Panel | Internet Options)
Under "Browsing history," check the box "Delete browsing history on
exit," and then click the "Delete..." button (don't worry, this won't
actually delete anything yet). In the "Delete browsing history" dialog
that appears, check the box for "Cookies" and any other elements you
want to delete at each program shutdown.
Caution: These deletions may not be implemented in case of a program or
system crash.
IE does have a rudimentary form filler, called AutoComplete. For more
information, search that term in their help file.
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