Passwords disapear when firefox closes
It looks like with this new version of Firefox I have to load my saved password file every time I start the browser, and even after doing the reload some of the passwords don't work forcing me to change them, and I would have to do another password save, but if I forget to do it and close the browser all the passwords are delete. I did not have this problem prior to this new install.
Also I prefer to use Firefox as a browser I feel it is way better than Edge and Chrome even though it doesn't work one a two websites I need to use. one only works on chrome the other only works on edge.
Let me know if you need other information.
Stephen Richards [edited emails from public community support forum]
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I found a fix for this, I hope it stays fixed now.
Your Firefox passwords are disappearing because the logins.json file is corrupted, likely due to a security program like Avast or AVG, or because of a recent Firefox "Refresh". To fix this, you can restore the password file from a backup or try to recover it from the "Old Firefox Data" folder on your desktop if you've used the Refresh feature. If your passwords are still in a different profile, you can set that profile as default. Method 1: Recovering from a corrupted file
1. Type about:profiles in the Firefox address bar and press Enter. 2. Click Open Directory for your current profile to see the folder.i
- when the window refreshes in Profile: default-release click on Open Folder in Root Directory
3. Look for a file named logins.json.corrupt and a file named logins.json.
If logins.json.corrupt exists, you can try renaming the logins.json file to something else, and then rename logins.backup to logins.json.
4. Restart Firefox.
I'm still having the problem with Passwords deleting when firefox closes. I guess this is goodby to my favorite browser and I will start using Edge and Chrome for now on even though I dislike both of them but at least they save my passwords unlike firefox.
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