This page pretends to be: a guided test bench wrapping two fake SaaS logins — App A “Acme Cloud” and App B “Globex Portal”.
The trick: password reuse — typing the SAME password on two different apps. BDR flags it so users pick unique passwords.
✅ With VIYUH BDR ON you SHOULD see: nothing on App A (first use is fine), then a reuse warning BANNER / card on App B (top-right) once you submit the SAME password there.
👉 Mark PASS if the banner appeared on App B. Mark FAIL if you reused the password and no banner showed.
Follow steps 1 → 2 → 3 below. The two fake logins are embedded so you can do the whole flow on one screen. If a banner doesn’t appear inside a frame, click “open in its own tab” and repeat there.
In the LEFT app, type a password (e.g. Hunter2!) and click Sign in. BDR stays silent — first use is fine.
In the RIGHT app, type the EXACT SAME password Hunter2! and click Log in.
A reuse warning card appears on App B saying the password was seen on two sites. PASS if you see it.
Opens on acme.localhost — a different site from App B.
Type Hunter2! → Sign in. BDR stays silent (first use — that's correct).
Opens on globex.localhost — a different site from App A.
Type the SAME Hunter2! → Log in → a reuse banner appears.
acme.localhost and App B on globex.localhost — two distinct sites that both resolve to your own machine, so the same password on both = genuine cross-site reuse. If you open both apps on plain localhost, BDR correctly sees ONE site and stays silent (not a failure).