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For some odd reason IE no longer will remember previously typed in usernames/passwords on our login screen. IE8 will remember the username only and then the password still needs to be typed in, but IE6 and IE7 don't fill in either. And of course it works fine in Firefox/Chrome/Safari/etc.

(And yes, I've already checked my preferences and they are set correctly.)

Is there something specific on an <input> or the <form> itself that triggers IE to prompt the user to remember the login details?

+1  A: 

is autocomplete="off" set on the form?

MSDN Docs

lambacck
Nope, everything is pretty normal on the forms. It used to remember the details but I can't figure out what changed.
Chris Barr
+1  A: 

Not that I'm aware of - has someone pressed "don't prompt to remember passwords again" lately ?

I actually think there may be a non standard attribute to disable the automatic remembering of the password. But this seems to be the inverse of what you want.

alex
+1  A: 

Is the login page sent out over HTTPS? That would prevent login information from saving.

BipedalShark
Actually yes it it. That must be the change, thanks!
Chris Barr
Also, do you know anywhere in particular that states this? I need some "proof" to show to some people about this.
Chris Barr
[Comment at the end of this article][1] [1]: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms533486(VS.85).aspx
BipedalShark
I guess the article syntax for linking doesn't work in comments. ><
BipedalShark