there is a possibility that you might be able to recover the data depending on your Firefox Sync settings and if you have a recent backup. Here are some steps you can try to recover the saved password: 1. Check Firefox Sync Settings: Make sure you have enabled Firefox Sync on all your devices and that the data, including passwords, is set to sync between them. To check your Sync settings, follow these steps on each device: Open Firefox and click on the menu button (three horizontal lines). Click on "Options" (Windows/Linux) or "Preferences" (macOS). In the left sidebar, click on "Firefox Account" or "Sync." Ensure that "Passwords" is selected for syncing. 2. Check Firefox Sync History: Firefox Sync keeps a history of synced data, including passwords. You can check if your passwords are still stored in the Sync history by following these steps on any device: Open Firefox and click on the menu button (three horizontal lines). Click on "Options" (Windows/Linux) or "Preferences" (macOS). In the left sidebar, click on "Privacy & Security." Scroll down to the "Sync" section. Click on the "Manage synced data on this device" link. Look for the saved passwords in the list. 3. Check if you have a recent Firefox Profile Backup: If you have a backup of your Firefox profile from before you removed the saved password, you may be able to restore the old profile to regain access to your saved passwords. Keep in mind that this will revert any other changes made to the profile since the backup date. If none of the above steps work, and the saved password has been removed from both your device and the Firefox Sync history, it may not be possible to recover the password directly through Firefox. In that case, you may need to consider alternative options, such as using password recovery features on the website or service you were trying to log in to or resetting your password through their account recovery process.