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I want to change my password that firefox remembers in a web site that i am using--how do i change the password

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On a patricular web site I had to register my name and establish a password to log in--at that time Firefox asked me if I wanted it to remember the password in the system when I log in at future dates--I indicated yes--now I want to change the password and don't want Firefox to remember this new password in the system--how do I make the change.

advise--bob--

On a patricular web site I had to register my name and establish a password to log in--at that time Firefox asked me if I wanted it to remember the password in the system when I log in at future dates--I indicated yes--now I want to change the password and don't want Firefox to remember this new password in the system--how do I make the change. advise--bob--

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If the name stays the same and you only need to change (update) the stored password then fill the name in the login form and let Firefox fill the wrong password.

You may have to press the Tab key to fill the password field with the old password.

If you replace the wrong password with the new password then Firefox should offer to store the new password via the bar at the top.

  • Use the Remember Password bookmarklet on websites that use "autocomplete=off" to prevent Firefox from saving passwords.
  • Verify that Firefox has stored the new password: Tools > Options > Security: Passwords: "Saved Passwords" > "Show Passwords"

If that didn't work then remove that name and password in the Password Manager and Firefox should offer to save the new password on the next visit or after reloading the log in page.
If you have problems with remembering a new password then make sure that you remove all entries from that server (look for an empty name as well) and also check the exceptions to make sure that the site is not listed there.

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