website link - RDM tab focus
Thanks Michael. I'll try the latest RDM version. Kind regards, Jim.
website link - RDM tab focus
When clicking a link on a webpage in a RDM web session, a new RDM tab is automatically opened, but the focus remains on the existing tab. I expect the new RDM tab to receive focus. This started happening after I upgraded RDM from 2026.1.x to 2026.2.18.0. Any ideas on how I restore the original behaviour? BTW, the RDM "anchor" is switched off. Thanks.
Password not autofilling when autocomplete="off"
Hi Olivier
Thanks for spotting that “The returnUrl field is required” error occurs (sometimes) in Chrome guest mode outside of RDM. I'll contact the website developers.
Kind regards, Jim.
Password not autofilling when autocomplete="off"
Hi Olivier
Thanks for your quick response.
Yes, dev.oftec.org/portal is the correct URL for the login page. Apologies, I should have made that clear in my previous post.
When I double click on the RDM entry, the page opens and the user name and password are auto-filled. When I then click the Login button, the user name field remains filled, but the password field is cleared. Below the login box, the message "The reurnUrl field is required." is displayed. Thanks.
Regards, Jim.
Password not autofilling when autocomplete="off"
I have the same/similar problem:
Username and password fields are both filled, but immediately after submitting (Login button), the password field is cleared.
webpage autocomplete=off
RDM 2025.3.26.0
DVLS 2025.3.8
embedded browser (Edge)
RDM 2025.3.25.0 or better doesn't fix the problem for me. Thanks.
Kind regards, Jim.
“VPN/tunnel/gateway – Azure Bastion” entry - add auto-fill credentials fields
Hi Richard, Thanks for your detailed response and for your suggestion of using the Workspace browser extension. Kind regards, Jim.
“VPN/tunnel/gateway – Azure Bastion” entry - add auto-fill credentials fields
A “VPN/tunnel/gateway – Azure Bastion” entry has no associated credentials fields that can be auto-filled. Authentication relies on, e.g. manual login (“Prompt for credentials”) or the authentication token (“Use my current PowerShell login”) from having previously logged into Azure in a PowerShell 7 session (Connect-AzAccount).
It would be beneficial to be able to configure auto-filled credentials in much the same way as other session entries such as Website or Microsoft RDP.