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Hi, Is there an option to show a field with a number count above/below that allows me to quickly find the nth letter of the word to type in. For instance banking sites want letter 3,4,7 for instance of a memorable word. Thanks, John

Hi, I created a log in for the Hema web site to test the problem Maarten is having. Initially Enpass picked up the incorrect user name, after I manually changed the user name to the supplied email address and tried to log in, this time the user name would not fill, but the password did. If I had to guess I would say it is probably some coding on the web page that is causing the problem, but my knowledge of HTML is limited. Below is the section of the page, as best as I can tell, that deals with the user name. May be someone else can see why it does not seem to work correctly: form action="https://www.hema.nl/on/demandware.store/Sites-HemaNL-Site/nl_NL/Login-Show?scope=" method="post" id="dwfrm_login" data-errorsummary="#login-errors" novalidate="novalidate"> <input type="hidden" name="csrf_token" value="1FqO2YOvE1GGqVudbQ4zN828m4XhtG5pfKdVfiNAk9hgMKwyvBasd_WeJOJflonZ6N1mLkiz75UpeduLPe4RgpflKuaH8Uaxf4W19UKQXHbLun2m-umCVHcpfymWlZxt-oWJK4tM-LDkOZgINN0qum5ID7APYkN2b8cKNsEf9BBXeTKGOrY"/> <div class="form"> <div class="form-wrapper" data-formgroup-id="login"> <div class="form-group-wrapper " data-country-id="default"> <fieldset class="form-row "> <div class="inner inner-full required"> <label for="dwfrm_login_username_default"><span class="label">e-mailadres</span></label> <div class="field-wrapper "> <input class="input-text required " type="email" id="dwfrm_login_username_default" name="dwfrm_login_username" value="" regex="^[a-zA-Z0-9!#$%&'*+\/=?^_`{|}~-]+(\.?[a-zA-z0-9!#$%&'*+\/=?^_`{|}~-]+)*@\w+([\.-]?\w+)*(\.\w{2,61})+$" autocomplete='off' minlength='6' maxlength='255' placeholder='vul je e-mailadres in' /> </div>