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However, it seems like it would've been addressed at some point, unless I'm the only person with more than one username/password for the same account (I have both a school and work email account that for the moment I check through the browser).
So, in OS2007 when you had more than one set, a little "Select User Name" dialog would pop up and you'd pick which one, and it would log that one in.
Now, in microb in OS2008, the same box pops up, but when you select one nothing happens. Now, if you type either username into the field, it will fill in the password (just like desktop Firefox), but so far as I can tell, the select user name dialog is rendered totally useless. It's by no means a terrible problem, but its pretty annoying.
Has anyone else noticed this? Is there a stupid obvious fix for it?
Again, if this has already been addressed, I'm sorry. And if it's news to everyone else, I'm sorry not to have brought it up sooner. I've been aware of it for quite a while, I just haven't gotten around to posting about it.