When you go to a new website that requires a login, there will be a prompt from the url bar that says "Save password for "email" on "domain"" and you can choose to save or not save. This is where you can hit "save" and it will remember it.

If you do not want Firefox to remember the password you can forget this as well. You can do this automatically from the Settings > Privacy > "Remember Passwords" check box.

Hi guigs2.

The problem is that FF is not remembering login details when these have been changed (new password for an old site, etc..)

It shows (as mentioned) the previous login details - not the new ones.

Thanks.

So, does anyone else have a solution to this?

Thanks. :)

Try clearing the passwords in the privacy tab under settings. Then remember the password again for the site.

Please correct me if I'm wrong, but won't that clear ALL passwords?

That means I have to enter them all over again each time one of them changes? :(

Yes that will clear all the passwords. The only way to change stored passwords that I know if is on the desktop. If you use sync you can edit your passwords on the desktop and transfer it to your android.

Ah there is an add on call Password Manager for the Andorid: link You can edit specific passwords, perhaps there are more than one for the site?

Hi guigs2,

yes, that app works great. It enables me to work around the problem of FF not remembering an updated password.

Also, after adding this as a bug on bugzilla, I found that the nightly build of FF does not have this particular issue anymore. So, good news!

Thanks again. :)