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Firefox is not saving my passwords, even though I've asked it to. Any ideas? I'm using 3.6.17 in order to get other programs to work.

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I've gone to Tools, Options, Security and clicked "Remember passwords for sites." I can view these sites and passwords when I click on "Saved Passwords." When I open websites, I have to re-enter my information every time, even though I select "remember for this site." Why do I have to re-enter this information every time?

As indicated, I am using Firefox 3.6.17. I first tried 4 but I could not play Scrabble in Facebook and I could not open a number of links.

Thank you!

I've gone to Tools, Options, Security and clicked "Remember passwords for sites." I can view these sites and passwords when I click on "Saved Passwords." When I open websites, I have to re-enter my information every time, even though I select "remember for this site." Why do I have to re-enter this information every time? As indicated, I am using Firefox 3.6.17. I first tried 4 but I could not play Scrabble in Facebook and I could not open a number of links. Thank you!

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Websites remembering you and automatically log you in is stored in a cookie.

Clearing "Site Preferences" clears all exceptions for cookies, images, pop-up windows, software installation, and passwords.

Thanks. I had Firefox set up to accept cookies already. So I'm not sure why websites are not remembering me, if "Websites remembering you and automatically log you in is stored in a cookie."

I don't use Private Browsing mode.

The other problem Firefox is giving me: every time I log into Facebook I have to tell it which computer I'm using, since it tells me I'm using a "new" computer each time (I'm not). It won't let me change the Login Notification in Facebook (under My Account) to unclick the box where it tells me whenever I log in from an "unrecognized" computer. There are two problems here: 1. I can't unclick that box. 2. I'm using the same computer every time; why is it "new" or "unrecognized"?