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• Firefox not to remember my password. I took all the measures that I know do this site, but it still refuses to remember passwords. Can anyone help?

  I have all the settings in 'options' good to remember the passwords, but when I am prompted with the popup "remember password" and click on it, nothing happens. The popup is visible and no password is saved.

  Start Firefox in Firefox to solve the issues in Safe Mode to check if one of the extensions or if hardware acceleration is the cause of the problem (switch to the DEFAULT theme: Firefox/tools > Modules > appearance/themes).

  • Makes no changes on the start safe mode window.
  • https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/safe+mode

  It is possible that there is a problem with key3db and signons.sqlite files that store the encrypted names and passwords in Firefox.
  
  Rename signons3.txt and signons.sqlite files in the Firefox profile folder.
  
  You can add .old files (key3.db.old and signons.sqlite.old) names or move them to another folder to make it possible to cancel the action.
  
  You must define a new master password after renaming or removing the signons3.txt and all the currently saved passwords are lost.
  
  If that worked, then you can delete the renamed files that are no longer needed.

  See:

  • "Troubleshooting" in http://kb.mozillazine.org/Password_Manager

• How to get rid of a popup offering to remember my password that appears in the upper left corner?

  Yes, this popup is annoys me no end! It appears each time I fill in a password anywhere! It is more or less said: "Do you remember this password?". first of all I didn't know what program did this, but now I know that it is Mozilla Firefox. Why so many of (and undesirable too) want to pop-up windows to 'help' when in fact what they do is irritate the person and not even identify the program. It is a parody of the worst kind! You do not?

  If anyone knows how to get rid of it forever, please let me know? Thank you very much! Adelaa

  If you want to just disable this for a specific domain, you can click the drop-down list and click "never for this site". Otherwise, you can go to the Security section of the firefox preferences (enter ' subject: preferences #security ' in the address bar) and uncheck "remember passwords for sites".

• Download popup doesn't remember choice of application

  I'm in a hurry to download the .torrent file (before this all associated application uTorrent.exe .torrent files) and still have popup with the question "which app to use for this type of files?

  I'm selects "Do this automatically for files like this in the future."
  and it does not work. A popup that always do again.

  And this happens sometimes with an another file mime types...
  other browsers (opera, chrome) after press link to the uTorrent instantly open .torrent file.

  I'm sorry for my bad English.

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  the response of the Inline attachment headers.

• How can I get firefox to remember my password on a site the popup "rember password" option does not appear?

  I would like firefox to save my password on a site, because I always forget and need to make a new. but any firefox never propose to 'Remember password' on this site for a reason. can I do remember for this site?

  No, sorry, a bookmarklet (if that's what you try) is a JavaScript code snippet that hacks the page open. Running it in a different tab won't help.

  I have not tried these bookmarklets myself, but to run it, you copy the code to the Clipboard, right-click on the bookmarks toolbar and choose new bookmark, then passed to the location. You can give the bookmark any name you like. usually something short works better.

• How can I get the window 'Remember password' to show for more than 2 seconds?

  Many hotels offer wifi access with a good and an ID that you enter each time that you connect. Firefox easily stores the ID and the password so I don't have to worry about finding the right, but the gate of the hotel displays a pop up right after login. At the same time, Firefox offers to save the password and the popup is the prompt of password remember disappear.
  I can can this setting somewhere or get the prompt back?
  I'm never fast enough to click "remember password".
  Thank you
  Chris

  This happens on all websites, or just this one?

  If there is a key icon located on the left side of your address bar, you can click this option to open the password prompt again.

  If there is no key icon in the address bar, it is most likely because the site is configured to redirect to another page or a domain. Once you are redirected or navigate to another page, the password dialog box will disappear.

  Unfortunately, if this is the case, nothing you can do, as the redirect is probably in the codes of the Web site. The only option would be to try to stop the redirection Web site by clicking on the button stop in the address bar.

  You can also try temporarily turning the accessibility setting that prevents the redirection of Firefox Web sites. This can be changed from the advanced settings in the page options, on the general tab.

  Let us know if it works.

  Note: If you stop the redirection page, you probably to reload the page after you have saved the password, in order to allow the site load the appropriate content. If you turn on the warn me when forwarding setting, you will need to disable this feature, after you save this password, so that the website to function properly.

• Password main popup appears, but it is not necessary.

  Update Windows 10. Suddenly, in Firefox, master password popup appears whenever a connection is required. Pop-up can be removed by clicking on the cross without entering a password. However, logon passwords are still remembered and still work, without going into the master.

  Check the security setting, and Yes, the master password is now set. It has not been set before. If it is set, but probably without a password. Can it be disarmed without losing all previous passwords remembers?

  Try it and see.

  Maintenance of the premises {web link}
  Allows to run Maintenance tasks on the database that drives
  Bookmarks and history module places behind Firefox.

  Open the Add-ons Manager. Locate the add-on, then press the Options button.
  Select all tests. On the bottom, then press Execute .

• Am I being hacked from a website of popup saying I need to update my video player?

  I've been on Fingerhut. com (first time) when a popup that has engulfed the entire page said that I had to update my video player and should be less than one minute, 10 seconds actually. He just didn't feel, so I googled and he came is a scam, at least I'm sure it's a scam, I moved my mouse over the button install and the link was helpingtrk.com/base2.php. I googled url and is came up with what I thought was a a forum page, but it was another page of the scam, the url that has been http://mediaupdate15.com/418888/?v1=1 & v2 = 1 & v3 = 1 AND when I looked in my 'history', that the link had a greyed link that has been http://za1.zeroredirect1.com/zcvisitor/a7c6b420-12eb-11e5-bbcf-0a936b024545 that appears in my cookies in gray.

  I NEVER clicked on anything whatsoever on the pages, my question is, just being on these pages, I got my computer infected by a virus?

  If you have not downloaded anything, then most likely you are not infected. But it is worth checking:

  (1) open the Control Panel, uninstall a program. After the loading of the list, click on the column heading "installed on" to group infections, I mean additions by date. This should help discover any install/updater that can push other unwanted software. Beware of everything that you don't recognize / remember, since malware often uses sounding names important or innocent to discourage you remove. Out as much garbage as possible here.

  (2) very probably, it was generated by an ad in the site, but please check for bad just in case modules.

  Open Firefox page modules using either:

  • CTRL + SHIFT + a
  • "3-bar" menu button (or tools) > Add-ons
  • in the Windows "Run" dialog box, type or paste
    firefox.exe "about:addons"

  In the left column, click on Plugins. Set essential and unrecognized plugins 'never enable '.

  In the left column, click Extensions. Then, in case of doubt, disable (or delete, if possible) not recognized and unwanted extensions.

  Often, a link will appear above at least an extension disabled to restart Firefox. You can complete your work on the tab and click one of the links in the last step.

  (3) Finally, you can complete your security software regular with sweeping/cleaning of the tools listed in our technical support article: Troubleshooting Firefox problems caused by malware. These scanners on request are free and take a long time to run. If they end quickly, especially if they require the payment you have a serious infection. I suggest the specialty forums listed in the article in this case.

  Clean it up?

• Firefox remembered passwords for all sites

  Firefox is not always open a popup "save this password". In this case even if I enter the correct connection details and her memorize this password box it does not remember the connection. The next time I have Connection Manager password fields are empty and remember the box is not checked. I checked with the webmaster site and they do not disable save password information.

  I've read all the Tips FAQ on this and followed closely.

  History settings are customized
  Always use private browsing is NOT selected
  Remember my browsing and download history is selected
  Don't forget the history of search and shape is selected
  Accept cookies from sites is selected (always, without exception)
  Clear history of Firefox closing is selected (saved passwords, site preferences and off web site data are not selected to be erased)

  Circumstances in which Firefox will not offer a memorize this password popup and fail to store information in the password manager?

  See also:

  • Saved password Editor: https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/saved-password-editor/

• Firefox don't remember my password.

  Firefox will not remember my passwords, popup box does not appear. I checked my settings, but I can't hang on the passwords of websites "Remember" - definition, it has a light grey color. Does anyone know how to fix this?

  Maybe you accidentally turn off the pop up box? Try to go to Firefox and then click on the menu and click on Prefrenences (Linux, Mac) or Options (Windows)
  Click Security, and then make sure that the box saying remember passwords for sites is checked. If this is not the case, click on the box. If the box is grayed out, go to settings of privacy and of course she says "Firefox will remember the story. If not, click on it and click on "do not forget history."

• Popup declared attempt to access Firefox; clocked to 'block '. now can not access ALL Web sites; update did not help; What's wrong??

  Reported popup web site tries to access Firefox (don't remember exact message); available buttons: allow once, allow, block; has chosen the block (I selected allow once before, but that seemed to be a bad idea). After that, I get "Unable to connect" no matter where I go. You had to use IE to join of Mozilla.org. Firefox update did not help. Troubleshooting procedure did not help.

  Hello, this looks like a problem with your security/firewall software blocking the new versions of firefox. If please delete all the rules of the program for firefox to your firewall and let it detect the new version of the browser again.

  Difficulty of problems connecting to websites after Firefox update

• Remember passwords box grayed out. How to check the box?

  When I started using the newest Firefox browser with my HP desktop computer, with Windows 8.1, I'd get a popup asking if I wanted the name of the Web site and the password to be saved. It worked fine for awhile, but now I have no popup message asking if I want to recorded information. In addition, on the page with the saved current info the box asking "Remember passwords for Sites" is grayed out. Can someone tell me please how to fix this problem, so I want to type in the info at the signing mainly Facebook and games sites. Thank you

  Hello, firefox will not save your passwords when you put to execution in permanent private browsing mode ("never remember history" in options > Privacy panel).

  Privacy, historical settings of navigation and-no-track

• Firefox will not remember to use the reader for PDF downloads

  When you use Gmail, I have an email with attachments in PDF. For each PDF attachment, there are 3 possibilities: use the player integrated, download or copy of Google Drive. When I selected download, the popup says "you have chosen to open:...» "and then offers you two selections: 'Open with' and 'Save File '. Previously, the option 'Open with' remember that I wanted to use the drive with the PDF file. It no longer does this. I have to go and find the drive every time, even if I clicked "do this automatically". Whenever I have go to the player, he will use it. It won't be just remembering to use drive next time. Under Application Options, it does not for the PDF files, it must 'Use Adobe Reader'. I reinstalled Firefox, as well as ensuring that records in my application profile data have been deleted, so there is a clean version.

  Test with a single message, it seems that Google sends good content-type header (' application/pdf'). The present attached screenshot the "response headers" in the web console.

  Sometimes the settings file that stores your preferences for handling download becomes corrupt with duplicated or contradictory information. Its format internal being impenetrable, it is generally easier to remove the file and have Firefox rebuild. You must update your PDF preferences once again, but I hope that it will work again.

  Here's how:

  Open the settings folder (AKA Firefox profile) current Firefox help

  • button "3-bar" menu > "?" button > troubleshooting information
  • Menu help > troubleshooting information

  In the first table of the page, click on the view file"" button.

  Leave this window open, switch back to Firefox and output, either:

  • "3-bar" menu button > button "power".
  • File menu > exit

  Pause while Firefox finishing his cleaning, then rename the mimeTypes.rdf to something like mimeTypes.old

  Restart Firefox upward, review the Options/Applications and select PDF preferences, then retest Gmail. Any improvement?

• Flash player and excessive popups

  Yes, I suffered once flash player based ads tons of pop-up ads opening so I put the flash drive to ask for activation, solved my problem... BUT I managed to press on "Allow and remember" instead of just "now allows', so my question is, where do I find the list with sites that do not have to ask permission? As I am now plagued by excessive popups once more... I ran the malware and Antivirus scans, nor showed no sign of finding all of the files associated with the ads.

  When Flash Player (or any other plugin) is running, there is an icon on the far left of the address bar that looks like a LEGO. Click on it and it will tell you what plug-ins are currently running on this specific site. From there, you can block the plug-in, now, allow or allow and remember.

• I have Firefox but popup are always poping up can you help me?

  While I'm on line popup reappear. Sometimes with a word that is highlighted or just to appear.

  The first response when I search your extension Plus-HD in Google, the results seem to confirm that it causes pop-up windows. You remember this facility?