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For some reason the android-web-browser produces a duplicate of input type:password fields when the onfocus-event is thrown. It fetches position and size of the HTML-element and renders its own representation of the element. If we change the orientation of the screen on the mobile landscape/portrait, the "copy" of that field will persist in size and position, while the actual HTML wont. That of course leads into a puzzling userexperience and I wonder how to fix that unpleasant Visual effect.

Does anybody please have an Idea or even a solution for this ?

------------------------------UPADTE: iTS A ANDROID BUG ?---------------------------

It seems there is no way I could find to influence the android rendered passwordfield because it is not html within the browser but an overlay, coming from the android enviroment itself.

As far as Im concerned, theres no appropriate way to achieve the desired effect by reasonable efforts. I got a screenshot its the GMX-mail Login Form wich is presenting the same behaviour if you confront it with the test-procedure as described, but im not famosu enough to post it, yet :D .