You may have the PasswordManagerEnabled policy set to false in about:policies. This could be set by third-party software like a password manager.

You may have the PasswordManagerEnabled policy set to false in about:policies. This could be set by third-party software like a password manager.

Hi, In the policies I see only following settings have password string match: DisablePasswordReveal true PrimaryPassword false

Home or work computer? I'm wondering why are the policies on. Where did you get Firefox from and what add-ons are you using? https://winaero.com/remove-your-browser-is-being-managed-by-your-organization-from-firefox/

Home or work computer? I'm wondering why are the policies on. Where did you get Firefox from and what add-ons are you using? https://winaero.com/remove-your-browser-is-being-managed-by-your-organization-from-firefox/

Hi, This is a work computer, that's why policies are on looks like. Till latest upgrade things are working fine. I will explore the link provided. Thanks.

Do signon prefs like signon.rememberSignons show locked in the about:config page ?

You can check what .js files are present in the "defaults\pref" folder in the Firefox program folder. The channel-prefs.js file that sets app.update.channel is a legitimate file in this folder, any other .js file is suspicious. You can open this suspect file in a plain text editor like Notepad (Mac: TextEdit) and please post its content to see whether that allows to identify what software created the file. Also please post the content of the autoconfig.cfg file referenced in this autoconfig.js file.

There shouldn't be a autoconfig.cfg file present unless you've created it yourself to initialize some prefs.

If you have this autoconfig.cfg file then best is to do a clean reinstall and delete the Firefox program folder to make sure that all files are removed before reinstalling a freshly downloaded copy of Firefox.

Do signon prefs like signon.rememberSignons show locked in the about:config page ? You can check what .js files are present in the "defaults\pref" folder in the Firefox program folder. The channel-prefs.js file that sets app.update.channel is a legitimate file in this folder, any other .js file is suspicious. You can open this suspect file in a plain text editor like Notepad (Mac: TextEdit) and please post its content to see whether that allows to identify what software created the file. Also please post the content of the autoconfig.cfg file referenced in this autoconfig.js file. There shouldn't be a autoconfig.cfg file present unless you've created it yourself to initialize some prefs. If you have this autoconfig.cfg file then best is to do a clean reinstall and delete the Firefox program folder to make sure that all files are removed before reinstalling a freshly downloaded copy of Firefox.

Hi, Yes "signon.rememberSignons" has a lock symbol and with the value false and its a read-only field. Other 3 fields like "signon.rememberSignons.visibilityToggle" are set to true and editable.

Under "defaults\pref" I see only channel-prefs with content "pref("app.update.channel", "release");". No other files present. No autoconfig.cfg file present. Also I could not locate "autoconfig.js" anywhere.

Referred to your other posts, based on them I will try to logout of Sync account, re-login, to check. As a last resort, I can reinstall, so far I am hesitant as I need to re-login to multiple websites and 2FA etc..

Thanks.

"signon.rememberSignons" being locked would suggest the OfferToSaveLogins policy. You appear to have DisableMasterPasswordCreation and DisablePasswordReveal (disables the 'eye')

• https://mozilla.github.io/policy-templates/

What preferences appear under Locked Preferences in "Help -> More Troubleshooting Information" (about:support) ?

"signon.rememberSignons" being locked would suggest the OfferToSaveLogins policy. You appear to have DisableMasterPasswordCreation and DisablePasswordReveal (disables the 'eye')

• https://mozilla.github.io/policy-templates/

What preferences appear under Locked Preferences in "Help -> More Troubleshooting Information" (about:support) ?

Hi, Yes, following settings indicate the same (about:policies): PrimaryPassword false DisablePasswordReveal true From about:support, under "Important Locked Preferences": signon.rememberSignons false

Seems like this is my company's deliberate decision based on above settings. (On android Firefox auto fill is working fine)