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There is one other site, www.att.com, that just recently started deleting both username and password a moment after both fields are filled in.  Since that is new behavior it most likely is site specific.  My password manager resides on the server of an online security company.  I can message them to get their take on the issue.

I use a password manager to login to all my accounts.  When I click on the efmer.com link my username and password are pasted into the required fields, but the words Incorrect Password appear in red at the top of the login box.  I have to copy the same password from the password manager, and paste it into the password field before clicking on the Login button works.  Is this a security feature or something else?

Currently I'm always running 3 instances of a process that uses a wrapper, so 3 instances of the wrapper.  Thanks for the explanation.

When I run Security History in Norton 360 aka Norton Security Suite I see that every 1-3 seconds, without letup, TThrottle tries to access process data, but is blocked. The target is n360.exe, the executable for Norton itself.  Norton reports the activity as: Unauthorized access data blocked (Access Process Data).  The severity is called medium.  The default Security History scan is Recent History, which contains the last 2 pages of 100 entries each.  When TThrottle is running, page 1 is all about TThrottle being blocked, and it covers roughly 3-4 minutes of data collection.  It doesn't spill over onto page 2, fortunately.  The addition of every new unauthorized access attempt results in the oldest attempt being deleted.  Of course, any other type of activity, benign or not, that occurs within the 3-4 minute window is lost also.

Why is TThrottle even doing this?