diff --git a/AutoLoginClarity.js b/AutoLoginClarity.js
index 33d9a8d..1feb578 100644
--- a/AutoLoginClarity.js
+++ b/AutoLoginClarity.js
@@ -36,9 +36,9 @@
 
                     // Credentials are stored encrypted in the Browsen's localstorage (yes, it's NOT safe, but it's a hurdle)
                     userLoginButton.onclick=function(){
-                        credentials={username:userNameField.value,passwordCrypt:encryptXor(userPasswordField.value, '5346245634634765377')};
-                        localStorage.setItem("Credentials",JSON.stringify(credentials));
-                        alert('Credentials Saved.');
+                        credentials={username:userNameField.value,password:userPasswordField.value};
+                        localStorage.setItem("Credentials",encryptXor(JSON.stringify(credentials), '5346245634634765377'));
+                        console.log('Credentials Saved.');
                         window.location.reload();
                     };
                     userLoginButton.onkeydown=onclick;
@@ -47,7 +47,7 @@
                     localStorage.setItem("LastLoginDate",new Date().getTime())
                     clearInterval(myInterval);
                     userNameField.value=credentials.username;
-                    userPasswordField.value=encryptXor(credentials.passwordCrypt, '5346245634634765377');
+                    userPasswordField.value=credentials.password;
 
                     userLoginButton.click();
                 }
@@ -57,7 +57,8 @@
 
 	// Password is encrypted with XOR to preent "accidental" revelation
 	let credentials=localStorage.getItem("Credentials");
-    if (credentials!==null) { credentials=JSON.parse(credentials); }
+    if (credentials!==null) { credentials=JSON.parse(encryptXor(credentials, '5346245634634765377')); }
+    console.log(credentials);
 	loginThread(credentials);
 
 })();