224 browser auto fill

[maltezacharias]

Closes #224

Introduces a new hidden (via css) field in the password reset form with the username and appropriate autocomplete settings so that credentials will be saved in the browser.

Considered if this was bad practice but considering that our password reset mail includes the e-mail as well as the password this should be good. Additionally with this changes users will be able to use autogenerated passwords as suggested by current browsers which also benefits account security

ToDo:

• Check if same change needs to be applied to password change template

[Baschdl]

Where is the password included in the mail?

match4everything/backend/apps/matching/templates/registration/password_reset_email_.html

Lines 3 to 14 in 3b5e9d8

	{% blocktrans stripped %}
	You are receiving this mail to create a new password with the following link.
	{% endblocktrans %}
	{% block reset_link %}
	{{ protocol }}://{{ domain }}{% url 'password_reset_confirm' uidb64=uid token=token %}
	{% endblock %}
	{% blocktrans stripped %}
	Thank you,
	match4everyone
	{% endblocktrans %}

[Baschdl]

The new password on password_change is also not properly detected

[maltezacharias]

Where is the password included in the mail?

Sorry, I meant link to reset the password.

The new password on password_change is also not properly detected

I tested that and it updated fine here. (Tested on Windows&Chrome) with 64d4b5b
What did you use to test?

[maltezacharias]

@Baschdl could you answer the above?

[maltezacharias]

One more idea: This might not work on non-ssl pages, I tested with a local SSL Proxy and a properly signed certificate

[Baschdl]

I used Firefox on Mac OS

[Baschdl]

Saving of username+password works, auto-generation of password doesn't work in Safari, Firefox and Chrome on Mac