I agree. I was just coming at it from the perspective of "am I in danger?"

If the password manager browser extensions can protect against the issue, I feel like they should. Whether it’s their fault or not, given their role, they should do everything in their power to prevent such issues. Just my 2 sats 

WeAreAllSatoshi

Yes, i understand also like that :

΅Critically, only a single click such as accepting a cookie banner or closing a pop-up can be enough to leak sensitive information like login credentials, stored 2FA codes, passkeys, and even credit card numbers or personal addresses.¨


RideandSmile

security

Zero-Day Clickjacking Flaws Found in Password Managers Used by Millions

Interesting, but is this really a weakness of the password managers? It seems like it works by tricking you into clicking an autofill---but you're still on a malicious website, you still have to click the submit button (I think?) 