Okay, I think I've figured out the problem. With Coolkey, one must populate each domain name variation in the URL section of a particular account. Such as us.etrade.com, vs just etrade.com. Without Coolkey, passwordmaker seems to recognize and produce the correct password no matter what variation of the etrade website name is, so long as I am in the etrade domain. With coolkey, you have to input the exact url variations for that account/
Hmmm... this is actually not true. I use Alt-` all the time, which is the keyboard equivalent, and I have never noticed this.
Are you using the Coolkey button on the toolbar?
Oh... wait... I think I misunderstood. When you said "without Coolkey', did you mean "if I open Passwordmaker, then select the correct Account, then enter my MP..."? If so, then yes, this is the expected behavior.When you use PM manually like that, none of the URL pattern matching ever takes place - it simply assumes that you know what you are doing and that you have selected the correct Account, so PM just uses whatever is in the the 'Use the following URL...' box for that Account.
So, yes, if you want to take advantage of the automation PM offers, you'll have to set up your URLs correctly. Also, to avoid phishing attackes, it is high;y recommended that you NOT use any asterisks before the URL, and only use asterisks AFTER the trailing slash after the TLD. For example, don't put "*.trade.com*, use "
http://etrade.com/*", then add any other variations that your site might use, like "https:www.etrade.com/*" and "
http://us.etrade.com/*", etc - and that trailing asterisk is important...
