How to stop Firefox remembering typed usernames

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• How to stop the Remember password pop up when you access my account of remailers

  When I opened my e-mail account option remember password appears. How can I stop this?

  There are two scenarios of your problem:

  (1) IF you do not want Firefox to remember your user name and passwords for any Web site, follow these steps:

  • Click the Firefox button, and then click Options (or Menu file-> Options)
  • Security tab-> uncheck remember passwords for sites
  • Click OK in the Options window

  (2) IF you want Firefox remember your user name and passwords, but you don't want to save them for some specific Web sites (in other words, if you want to ban Firefox to save your user name and passwords for some specific sites), follow these steps:

  • go to the site
  • Enter your username and password and click Sign-in or Log-in
  • When the password remember Firefox prompt, click the Remember password for the menu drop down and select never save password for this Site
  • Make Firefox remember names of users and passwords

  Check and tell if its working.

  Not related to your problem but your Flash plugin is quite old. You need to update.

  • Adobe Flash Player 11.0.1.152 (3.59 MB)
  • http://get.Adobe.com/flashplayer/

  During the installation of the Plugins download files hotfix, remove the check mark to download any other software options with your Plugins (for example, toolbars, McAfee, Google Chrome, etc.)

  -> Update all of your Firefox Plugins

  • https://www-dev.allizom.org/en-us/pluginCheck/
  • http://www.Mozilla.com/en-us/pluginCheck/

• How to stop Firefox 18 to restore the previous Session after a Crash

  Firefox 18.0.1 running on Windows 7

  When Firefox crashes, the next time it opens it tries to restore the previous session. I don't want Firefox to restore the previous session after a crash. How can I stop Firefox restore the previous session after an accident?

  Please note:
  1 - my homepage is set to 'white page '.
  2. I configured Firefox does NOT remember my browsing history, download history, form fields, and passwords.
  3 - even in Safe Mode (with all disabled add-ons), Firefox ALWAYS restores the previous session after a crash.

  Thanks a lot for your help. I hope that my vote immerses you in the category "TOP 9".

• How to stop Firefox autostart?

  Often when I start my computer or simply bring it mode ensures it will automatically start Mozilla. How to stop it

  1. Open run (windows key + r)
  2. Type msconfig and press enter
  3. Click on Start
  4. Disable any program you like.

  Note: You will need to restart your computer.

• How can I stop Firefox remembering logins?

  When I connect to a website, Firefox is remembering names. I changed all the settings I know, but it continues to insist on "suggesting" to login names. How can I disable this function?

  "Never remember history" designates the private browsing mode.

  • Tools > Options > privacy > Firefox will be: "use the custom settings for history".
    "Always use the private browsing mode.

  You will need to disable the PB mode temporarily relying on the delete key when this entry is highlighted in the drop-down list as I posted above.

• Stop Firefox remembering what I type

  Firefox remembers the data typed in pages where I'm looking. I don't want that he remembers nothing. ID's, I am looking for data, etc. How can I remove what has been recorded and stop future economy?

  Firefox contains a ton of features for the protection of personal information to protect the data of our users. If you go to the Privacy page Options of Firefox tab, you can find the settings related to your history, research, etc..

  If you select use the custom settings for history, you will have full control over what Firefox did with your story. You can uncheck all of the history that you don't want Firefox to remember (browsing history and form/search in your case). You will also have control over how long Firefox stores cookies and can even prevent Firefox to save cookies at all.

  If you choose to erase history closing Firefox, you can tell Firefox to clear your history whenever you close the browser. If you click the button settings... corresponding to this option, you will have total control over what the Firefox history delete when you close Firefox.

  If you want to remove your existing registered form AutoComplete results, simply click on the text field that display data from the form, hover over the entry you want to delete and press Delete on your keyboard. Alternatively, you can install the form history control addon on your browser for a wide range of parameters and control on the history of the form.

  I hope this is the information you were looking for. Please let us know if you need more information or assistance.

• How to stop firefox to shutoff valve of the desktop computer

  have not been able to stop the desktop computer, while in firefox there is no button on the keyboard

  Hi, I'm still not quite sure if I understand your question. However, the stop button is something that will always be handled by your operating system and is usually to be found within the user interface of your browser.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-8/how-shut-down-turn-off-PC

• How to stop Firefox for Android to crash on my Kindle Fire.

  Installed OK, but when I opened, opening page appears, takes about 5 seconds and then disappears. How can I stop this?

  Firefox for Android is known to crash on the Kindle HD. We have a development version that should solve the accident at http://nightly.mozilla.org

• How I have Firefox remember my email address and password for Facebook?

  whenever I open my email or Facebook it remember my old email address and I would like to know how to forget that

  This has happened

  Each time Firefox opened

  You can simply delete the cookies from this site open Firefox then go on Tools > Options > privacy click on where it is said will be Firefox and click on use custom for the history settings , and then click View the Cookies and delete the one for the site that you want to delete. In that case FaceBook

  Or you can remove a different path if it does not work by going to Tools > Options > Security > passwords saved and delete the one that you want to delete.

• How to stop Firefox from storing the CAC PIN?

  I'm working on the configuration of Firefox to use an ACC Player. In the process, it seems that Firefox saves my PIN. For example, to put in place the .dll file to get Firefox to see the player, I went to view certificates to verify that they were installed. Firefox (legitimately) asked me my PIN code and I entered.

  Then I went to a site requiring CAC, and while he asked me the certificate to be used (correct), he failed to ask me my PIN code and I logged into the site.

  I then closed tab and went to another site and even once, while he asked for the certificate, it did not PIN code.

  Then, I closed Firefox completely (and all other browsers) and rebooted, went to a site. It asking for the certificate but does not ask for the PIN.

  I installed IE Tab v2 because some sites have refused to recognize the card in the reader. After that, he finds the map and asked me for the certificate but not the PIN code.

  The only way to get Firefox to forget the PIN is to restart the computer, but as soon as you use your PIN, it is stored in Firefox.

  It is an extremely huge security breach. The whole point of a CAC is that it requires authentication in two steps. I need the card and the PIN. If someone has my card and they go to a machine that has not been restarted I used, so they can access websites requiring an ACC connection because Firefox has stored my PIN.

  How can I get Firefox to store not the PIN code? I should be asked each time.

  Further investigation reveals that the question leaves ACC in the reader. If you have activated the cert with the PIN and let the ACC in the drive and then go to another site, it asks to cert, but since you already have the PIN, it will not ask again.

  If you pull the ACC and again before you go on the site, it will ask the PIN code again.

• How to stop Firefox blocking Flash once and for all?

  I have the latest version of Adobe Flash and Firefox insists on constantly to block it.
  I tried the thermostat settings in advance however that they do not make the choice to stop it completely.

  I don't want to switch browsers, but the East is frustrating.
  Thank you for all the solutions.

  Adobe has released an update today to solve critical problems, he admitted were in the 18.0.0.203 version. You can get 18.0.0.209 on this page:

  https://www.Adobe.com/products/flashplayer/distribution3.html

  No one can promise that this kind of block will never happen. If that happens, if you are not accustomed to using the "Request to activate" feature a plugin, here's what to expect:

  When you visit a site that wants to use the Flash, you should see a notification in the address bar icon and one of the following: a link in a black rectangle in the page or an information bar slides between the toolbar and in the page area.

  If you see a good reason to use Flash, and the site looks trustworthy, you can go ahead and click on the Lego-like icon in the address bar to allow Flash. You can trust the site for the time being or permanently.

  But some pages use Flash only for tracking or play ads, so if you do not see an immediate need for Flash, feel free to ignore the notification! It will just sit there in case you later want.

• How to stop firefox to go to a URL more flat on when you type a URL and press ENTER.

  When you open a new tab and start typing a url to visit, if your mouse is positioned on the proposed results when you press on enter, instead of firefox, go to the url you typed, it goes to the url that the mouse was hovering above.

  Is there a way to disable this feature because it's annoying when you say, trying to access youtube or google, but then you goto a completely different page of your story because your mouse was hovering on a suggested result.

  Apparently, this is a regression in firefox 31 and there is already a bug on this behavior in the file (please do not post in bugs, but vote for the bug reports if you want to see fixed): bug #1043584

• How to stop Firefox from the start?

  Hey, I think that this problem is part of a bigger problem.

  I tried the suggestions in https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/989230 to the letter and yet nothing can fix it.

  For those who won't click on the link or the copy - paste. The problem is the following:

  During startup, Firefox opens automatically on my home page. In this case recently ever since Windows Update 8.1 on July 15, 2014. Also, what happens during the update, is that my ultrabook which supposed to have instant feature now seems to be ultra slow at the start and extremely slow when stopping down.

  Some programs have been installed except the 8.1 patch update and only different before and after that the update which is now Firefox start instantly.

  Solutions I've tried:

  (1) task Manager > startup > want to uncheck just Firefox at startup but not Firefox is here

  (2) open CCleaner > start-up > no even Firefox on it

  (3) searched msconfig > startup > go to the Task Manager > repeat step 1

  (4) went on http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb963902.aspx on the link at the top to start windows > No. Firefox has detected that either, 4-5 entry yellow and 1 red
  4A) have no idea what these means, what I notice, is that yellow could not locate the file, and the Red just here does nothing I guess.

  Here are the four steps I tried without success and I'm very sure that Firefox autostart is originally my laptop started slower than my computer pentium 4 windows 95 I have to the corner of my room.

  Further suggestions other than what I tried would be welcome.

  The problem seemed if being arrested since my laptop got another BSOD.

  I guess that this laptop just needs a foot in the head at work again.

• How to stop Firefox playing mp3 files and allow me to save the file

  I've upgraded to Firefox v28. I want to record an mp3 file to play later as earlier versions of Firefox. When I click on the file, it starts playing and does not give me the option to save the file.
  In the Options, the settings of 'application' for the file MP3 is on "save file". The quicktime plugin is disabled.
  The media.windows - media - foundation.enabled is set to false in: config
  How can I restore Firefox behavior to be like the older versions
  Thank you

  That fixed it! Thank you!

• How to stop FIREFOX and Downloadhelper popping up each time with starting browser

  I love Firefox, but lately, it does leave annoying. FIREFOX opens with al kind of suggestions, and it is the same for DOWNLOADHELPER.
  I don't like required no popups, even from FIREFOX.
  How I refrain from FIREFOX to change my 'white page' as in the Starter again and again in the FIREFOX page? [I change back to the "white page" each time, but it is futile.]
  Nothing abut

  If you have the downloadhelper extension, try to remove it

  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/Uninstalling_extensions