Firefox save password manually

Remove all saved logins. Click on the menu button to open the menu panel. Click Logins and Passwords. Passwords. Click the 3-dot menu on the top right corner. Choose Remove All Logins.  · Is there a way to force Firefox to remember the username/password for a particular site, perhaps by manually editing the saved logons list (where is it?)? Thanks. Firefox help says "When you enter a username and password that you haven't already saved for a .  · When the form element is highlighted, look for the attribute that says autocomplete='off' (You may have to scroll up and look for the form element in the Inspector tab) Double click the attribute and change off to on. Firefox should now ask you to save your username and password. Share.

Since Firefox this is now a built-in feature in the password manager (Firefox Lockwise). To access it navigate to the saved password list or type about:logins in the address bar; At the bottom left corner click the Create New Login. To do this, go to the website where you want to save the password. then, enter your credentials including the password. There should be a prompt at the top of the page. This is where it gets confusing and you need to know the following: To save the password so you won’t enter it again next time, click on Save. After you type your password and submit the form, the browser will offer to remember your password. Next, simply login as normal. The difference is that this time, Firefox will offer to save your password. Next time you login, your username and password will fill in automatically.

4 oct The solution was to re-install Firefox. Actually, when un-installing Firefox, Firefox suggested me to the update its own installation. Manage all of your saved passwords and secure notes in your password vault, directly from Usually, you can manually add your passwords to your vault. When you delete your saved passwords, it will delete them from Firefox entirely, meaning that in the future you'll have to manually log into.