third_party/WebKit/LayoutTests/editing/pasteboard/copy-in-password-field.html

   1 <html>
   2     <head>
   3         <script src="../../resources/js-test.js"></script>
   4         <script>
   5         function test() {
   6             // Overwrite the old pasteboard with default results
   7             document.getElementById("text").focus();
   8             document.getElementById("text").select();
   9             document.execCommand("Copy");
  10
  11             // Try to copy a password
  12             document.getElementById("password").focus();
  13             document.getElementById("password").select();
  14             document.execCommand("Copy");
  15
  16             // Paste
  17             document.getElementById("text").focus();
  18             document.getElementById("text").select();
  19             document.execCommand("Paste");
  20
  21             shouldBe('document.getElementById("text").value', '"[not modified]"');
  22         }
  23         </script>
  24     </head>
  25     <body onload="test()">
  26         <p>This test verifies that copying is disabled for password fields by attempting to
  27         copy from a password field and paste into a textfield. If the test
  28         passes, you'll see a of 'PASS' message below, and the textfield will remain unmodified.</p>
  29         <p>(The test is only meaningful in debug builds, since paste is disabled in release builds.)</p>
  30         <input type="password" id="password" value="Password Input">
  31         <input type="text" id="text" value="[not modified]">
  32         <hr>
  33         <p id="console"></p>
  34     </body>
  35 </html>