Can the login page be updated (the tab order)?
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When utilizing certain password manages, the tab order on the login page is set in such a way that the username fills in and then where the password should go is the Create an Account link. Thus, the password is not filled in and the user is brought to the Create an Account page.
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@mike-brodeur I Have Same Issue When utilizing certain password manages, the tab order on the login page is set in such a way that the username fills in and then where the password should go is the Create an Account link.
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Hi Mike - Thanks for contacting us,
It might be best to follow the advice mentioned above. We all use password managers here at Moz and have never experienced this issue. Additionally, we haven't seen other reports of this happening.
Let us know what you find!
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That is odd. I've tried out 3 different password managers, not including the built in Apple and Google ones, and I haven't encountered this issue.
I looked into why this could happen. I inspected the page source of the login page (https://moz.com/login) and it has valid markup with every field clearly marked (for example, password is marked as password by 3 separate html attributes), so no error on Moz's end.
Perhaps you should file a ticket with your password manager help line/ support.
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