I use the save passwords facility and when I want to say, login in to one of my Yahoo accounts, I used to simply type the first character of my Yahoo account name and FF would either show a dropdown list of all of my accounts starting with that character or, if only one account exists starting with the typed character, FF shows just that one in the dropdown list. I have the same problem and a work-around that is a pain but works for me. Here is the login form part of that page's source:
This is a strange problem that I have only encountered on a few sites it is consistently happening on a specific game website (). I can always go into the password manager and find it, but that sort of defeats the purpose. I rarely have problems on other sites, though I do recall it happening elsewhere before (quakelive seems to be the primary culprit here, and it may be a specific issue with that site). I've checked and double-checked all of the basics in the other articles I am fairly confident that all of my password and security settings are correct.
#Avast passwords not working now update
Firefox, I wouldn't like to update it, but I *would* like you to fill it in if you know it (which you do). I know that Firefox knows the password, because if I enter the wrong one (as I frequently do), I get a pop-up with something like "Would you like to update the saved password on.?" Well, no, Mr. If I enter the login, it still does not auto-fill the password field. When I log in, though, the Firefox does not auto-fill the login or password fields. This is a strange problem that I have only encountered on a few sites it is consistently happening on a specific game website ( ).Īnyway, I have my password for my account saved.
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