How to force the browser to save a pair of login-password, if only the password is in the form?

Question

HTML

There is a site with registration. Registration took place in two stages: First, the user enters an email, then confirms it, and then enters his password. The problem is that in the last step, the browser saves only the password without the login. The login entered earlier is known and it can be displayed as you like on the page. I tried to add a second, hidden field with a login. But the browser ignores it. How to make it so that after entering the password, the browser saves both the password and the login.

Answer 1

Leave the registration in such a divided form, but make the login form from 2 fields. Then both fields will be remembered.

Answer 2

Take advantage of local storage .
At the first stage, set the email, at the second the password

Answer 3

Add the attribute autocomplete="email", the browser will substitute the address automatically.

Answer 4

You can save from the script, where it is supported
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/C...
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web /API/P...