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Password Manager Alias

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Is there a way to assign a name or alias to websites listed in the Logins & Passwords manager? I'm helping my dad set up an account for billpay for company A who uses Company B to provide the payment functionality. The problem is Company B's URL has no reference to Company A at all and that's where the login and pw are configured. My dad won't know to look for Company B's URL in Logins & Passwords. Heck, it took me awhile to figure out the credentials were saved under Company B; I kept searching for Company A. It would make life much easier if I could alias company B's URL or add a keyword to it. Thanks for any assistance.

Is there a way to assign a name or alias to websites listed in the Logins & Passwords manager? I'm helping my dad set up an account for billpay for company A who uses Company B to provide the payment functionality. The problem is Company B's URL has no reference to Company A at all and that's where the login and pw are configured. My dad won't know to look for Company B's URL in Logins & Passwords. Heck, it took me awhile to figure out the credentials were saved under Company B; I kept searching for Company A. It would make life much easier if I could alias company B's URL or add a keyword to it. Thanks for any assistance.

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This is a good idea, but I don't see any way to do it.

Usually when the cursor enters a user name field, if there is a matching login saved, Firefox will either autofill it or drop down a list of suggestions. If that works as designed, it shouldn't be necessary to look up the login.

In my own case, a vendor launched a support portal where another site is framed under their URL. This was extremely puzzling to Firefox. I ended up creating an entry for that login manually, and now it works smoothly as described earlier. Hopefully neither you nor your Dad will encounter anything that convoluted.

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If autofill is enabled and isn't working for a saved login then you should be able to use "Fill Login" and "Fill Password" in the right-click context menu of username and password fields on the web page.

The "Options/Preferences -> Privacy & Security: Logins and Passwords" section has a checkbox to enable/disable auto-fill (Autofill logins and passwords)