Hello everybody:
Today I decided to change my default browser to FF (because of the update option) BUT my main problem is that firefox doesnt save passwords or history.
I looked into config files, but although I mark remember passwords, it doesnt do it.
Whan can I do to make FF remember all password so It doesnt ask me every time? (I want it to write them automatically when saved one time)
THANKS
How can I make Firefox save passwords? (solved)
- pp4mnklinux
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How can I make Firefox save passwords? (solved)
Last edited by pp4mnklinux on Sun 28 Oct 2018, 18:01, edited 1 time in total.
Distro: xenialpup64 7.5 XXL
Desktop Panel: JWM ~ FbBox 5.0
Desktop Panel: JWM ~ FbBox 5.0
Firefox saves passwords automatically for me. Or rather, it automatically asks if I want to save the password I just used. Which version of FF are you using? Where did you find it and how did you install it?
I downloaded the latest version of Firefox from the Mozilla website. I did not "install" it. To use it, I first extracted the compressed file and put the resulting Firefox folder somewhere (this way of running it, it doesn't matter where you put it.) Then, in Rox, I made it executable by right-clicking on the Firefox folder, choosing permissions, then yes. Then I opened the Firefox folder, found the gear symbol labeled "Firefox" and dragged it onto the desktop, thus making a symbolic link or "shortcut" to the real one in the Firefox folder. Now, to start Firefox, all I have to do is left-click on the "Firefox" gear on my Puppy desktop.
I downloaded the latest version of Firefox from the Mozilla website. I did not "install" it. To use it, I first extracted the compressed file and put the resulting Firefox folder somewhere (this way of running it, it doesn't matter where you put it.) Then, in Rox, I made it executable by right-clicking on the Firefox folder, choosing permissions, then yes. Then I opened the Firefox folder, found the gear symbol labeled "Firefox" and dragged it onto the desktop, thus making a symbolic link or "shortcut" to the real one in the Firefox folder. Now, to start Firefox, all I have to do is left-click on the "Firefox" gear on my Puppy desktop.