No Caption Button, IE 10, Windows 7 SP1 64-bit

[siliconman01]

I have installed the IE 10 Preview release on Windows 7 SP1 x64 Professional. Sticky Password appears to be working fine thus far, EXCEPT there is no caption button at the top of the webpages. SP

I also have IE 10 Preview on Windows 7 SP1 x86 Professional and the caption button does appear on the webpages.

Sticky Password is V6.0.5.415 on all my systems.

[petr.pinkas]

Hello, yes there are some issues with IE 10 in 64bit mode and the Caption Button appearance. We are solving this for Win 8 and once it is solved it will be probably fixed also for Win 7.

[ondrej.novak]

We have just released a new Sticky Password 6.0.6.434 which should resolve this issue.

Languages available: English, Russian, Spanish, Czech, German, French, Polish, Japanese, Brazilian Portuguese and Dutch

- implemented toolbar for all supported versions of Internet Explorer – it is a workaround to resolve an issue with IE10 running on 64-bit OS where it is not possible to integrate via Caption Button
- added support for Firefox/Thunderbird 19 and Seamonkey 2.16
- fixed support for Comodo Dragon 23.x

You can download it at:

http://download.stickypassword.com/file ... 606434.exe

[siliconman01]

Thanks for the update. Have 6.0.6.434 installed and the toolbar is working properly on Windows 7 SP1 x86 and x64 Professional with IE 10 (latest version).

Thanks for your attention and resolution of this issue.

[ncumbie]

I lost the caption buttons when I upgraded to the latest version , 6.0.7.436. But this is on IE 9 (9.0.8.8112.16421) on Windows 7 64-bit. This is not in the 64-bit version of IE. I'm running IE 32-bit.

Under Sticky Password Settings, I went to Caption Button and it shows Windows Internet Explorer under 'Installed' and it is checked. However, when I click Supported Browsers, Windows Internet Explorer is under 'Installed' as well, but the status shows 'Not Installed' with a grayed out red checkbox.

I just checked and on another PC I have with Sticky Password Pro 6 installed, but an earlier version (6.0.6.429), same version of windows and IE, the caption button is visible and works. If there is no solution with my current version of Sticky Password, can I reinstall a previous version?

[petr.pinkas]

Do you see the "install" button on the left upper side of the dialog? Close IE and press this button, it should start working.

[Theo1948]

I lost the caption buttons when I upgraded to the latest version , 6.0.7.436. But this is on IE 9 (9.0.8.8112.16421) on Windows 7 64-bit. This is not in the 64-bit version of IE. I'm running IE 32-bit.

Under Sticky Password Settings, I went to Caption Button and it shows Windows Internet Explorer under 'Installed' and it is checked. However, when I click Supported Browsers, Windows Internet Explorer is under 'Installed' as well, but the status shows 'Not Installed' with a grayed out red checkbox.

I just checked and on another PC I have with Sticky Password Pro 6 installed, but an earlier version (6.0.6.429), same version of windows and IE, the caption button is visible and works. If there is no solution with my current version of Sticky Password, can I reinstall a previous version?

I just checked and on another PC I have with Sticky Password Pro 6 installed, but an earlier version (6.0.6.429), same version of windows and IE, the caption button is visible and works. If there is no solution with my current version of Sticky Password, can I reinstall a previous version?[/quote]

Hello, I have the same probleem, but I have win7 and I.E. 9.
I found out that you have to enable the sticky toolbar in I.E.
When You disable the toolbar sticky wil not work.
Theo

[ondrej.novak]

Hi,

yes, it´s necessary to enable our new toolbar to make Sticky Password working correctly in IE. We had to make this change to keep the compatibility with the latest releases of IE. We will try to improve it.

Thank you for understanding.

Best regards,

[ncumbie]

Ah, I see now that it's no longer a true caption button but a separate toolbar. Thanks.