I have a password with an @. When I save with password in Firefox, it replaces the "@" with "%40". I have tried deleting the saved password, going into the password menu… (read more)
I have a password with an @. When I save with password in Firefox, it replaces the "@" with "%40". I have tried deleting the saved password, going into the password menu and manually saving the correct password. However, "%40" keeps reappearing.
After the last Linux upgrade to 36.0.2 the password or user name hot links only work once. The first time the link is gray and will activate. The second time I try and … (read more)
After the last Linux upgrade to 36.0.2 the password or user name hot links only work once. The first time the link is gray and will activate. The second time I try and use this feature the link is not gray and will not activate.
Every time this happens I have to close Firefox and reopen it. Then I get one more shot at auto loading a password before it stops working.
How can manually add a web address and password to the saved passwords list? When I visit one particular website I need to enter the password and the SAVE PASSWORD popup … (read more)
How can manually add a web address and password to the saved passwords list? When I visit one particular website I need to enter the password and the SAVE PASSWORD popup doesn't come up.
Hello. There's an issue with passwords suggesting. I have 13 passwords for 13 different accounts on some website. In Firefox's password manager I can see all of them, b… (read more)
Hello. There's an issue with passwords suggesting.
I have 13 passwords for 13 different accounts on some website. In Firefox's password manager I can see all of them, but when trying to log in on the website only 11 are visible - two ones, which are lower in alphabetical order, are not displayed.
Cleaning the cookies hasn't help.
Any ideas about fixing it?
The Password Manager is very good, but... It needs two additional fields. 1) a field for a website name or a note. 2) a 2nd username or email address. For examp… (read more)
The Password Manager is very good, but...
It needs two additional fields.
1) a field for a website name or a note.
2) a 2nd username or email address.
For example, I just added the login information for Bluesky Social. However, "bluesky" is not part of the url. If I later search for "blue" the correct login will not be shown.
Also, the login allows for input of a username or email address. The PW manager should store both.
You can't really as it is a necessary evil.
Thanks
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The title or name given to a website isn't always indicative of the site. I have more than a few that start "login". It is confusing. How do I Rename to something meaning… (read more)
The title or name given to a website isn't always indicative of the site. I have more than a few that start "login". It is confusing. How do I Rename to something meaningful and easily recognizable, to me? Currently, instead of having to remember a password, I have to remember how it is stored. Kind of negates the reason for having a password manager...
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Please Help - I'm doing something wrong. Firefox makes me log in to websites when I have saved the password and kept the cookies. Why? Obviously I don't understand firef… (read more)
Please Help - I'm doing something wrong. Firefox makes me log in to websites when I have saved the password and kept the cookies. Why? Obviously I don't understand firefox's password procedures.
In my settings my user name and password are saved for specific sites. (others I have set to Never remember) Password options are set as follows: Ask to save passwords - ticked Fill usernames and passwords automatically - ticked Suggest strong passwords - ticked Suggest Firefox Relay email masks to protect your email address - ticked Show alerts about passwords for breached websites - ticked Require device sign in to fill and manage passwords - not ticked Use a Primary Password - not ticked Allow Windows single sign-on for Microsoft, work, and school accounts - not ticked
Cookies and Site Data settings are: Delete cookies and site data when Firefox is closed - ticked In the “Exceptions”/ Exceptions for Cookies and site data option all the web sites which I want to keep and log in automatically are listed with “allow” In other words, I am trying to delete Cookies by default, but keep them for these specific websites, as an exception.
I therefore expect Firefox to automatically log me into those specific websites when I visit them So why does Firefox make me log in again every time I visit those specific websites?
Saved passwords not being shown asking for password but will not accept it
bold textPasswords and Sign In Hi, I had some hardware problems on my old PC and for some reason most likely to do with accounts when I restarted on Win 11 on new PC I … (read more)
bold textPasswords and Sign In
Hi,
I had some hardware problems on my old PC and for some reason most likely to do with accounts when I restarted on Win 11 on new PC I had lost the majority of passwords saved to the Browser Password manager.
I have lost my old email address and am having some issues working out whether for some reason on the old system I was using my old email address to log in.
Is there any workaround to trying to determine whether I have a seperate account possibly linked to old mobile or email account that may link to the Password manager that contains my old PC systems password link.
I am setting up a more secure way to save passwords also? Is it better to use a portable hard drive rather than something cloud based for passwords?
I am a senior and at times do make some elementary mistakes with digital literacy so sympathetic answers would be greatly appreciated.
Richie
