Yeah how droll sites do this but it's just means you might not simply copy and paste the wrong key text ... which can happen like an unintentional full stop.<p><a href="https://dev.to/clairecodes/how-to-prevent-pasting-into-input-fields-nn" rel="nofollow">https://dev.to/clairecodes/how-to-prevent-pasting-into-input...</a><p>The work around is using something like autohotkey, write a script to ask for password (rather than just write a script to input the password direct) and then as far as the site can tell, you will be manually inputting it into form.<p>Oh a note, the linked form, the first password entry readily accepts a paste.