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Two URLs with an Overlap Login

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The website https://www.cvs.com/ and the website https://www.cvs.com/otchs/bcbsma access two different websites with two different user/password. But there is no way to tell Firefox to have two different sets of user/password for each URL. When trying to access https://www.cvs.com/otchs/bcbsma, Firefox tries to log in with the user/password of https://www.cvs.com, which does not work. The two URLs have different user names, dictated by the websites

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The website https://www.cvs.com/ and the website https://www.cvs.com/otchs/bcbsma access two different websites with two different user/password. But there is no way to tell Firefox to have two different sets of user/password for each URL. When trying to access https://www.cvs.com/otchs/bcbsma, Firefox tries to log in with the user/password of https://www.cvs.com, which does not work. The two URLs have different user names, dictated by the websites Any suggestion on how to resolve this issue?

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In Firefox you can only save a login for a specific origin (protocol and hostname) and not for a specific path on a server. If the username isn't the same like you wrote then you should be able to store multiple logins for such a domain and choose the name from the drop-down list as Firefox usually will not autofill in case of multiple logins. Firefox can show logins for a subdomain as a choice, so you can try to create a login and replace the www. prefix with a hint to the path (https://otchs.cvs.com) to see if you can make that work. Current Firefox releases can include subdomains as a suggestion in the drop-down list.

  • about:config => signon.includeOtherSubdomainsInLookup = true