Bryan v. Roache wrote:
did you hit tell password manager to remember passwords in preferences
in security?
Also, in the Password Manager, look up the domain on the Permissions tab
and make sure you haven't specified never save.
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On 19/10/2013 04:54, regz91 wrote:
Just go to the login web page and login into that page.
After logging in SeaMonkey will prompt you to save the password
Except it doesn't on all sites.
I've found some that will and some that won't. I put it down to the version of
SM I'm using currently
Connie wrote:
On 19/10/2013 04:54, regz91 wrote:
Just go to the login web page and login into that page.
After logging in SeaMonkey will prompt you to save the password
Except it doesn't on all sites.
I've found some that will and some that won't. I put it down to the version of
SM
I'm
On 19/10/2013 17:00, Rick Merrill wrote:
yes, some sites do not permit storage of password on local computer. Some bank
sites fir example use this as an extra security measure. They do let you store
as cookies some security questions if you say that computer is private.
Gmail used to but
Connie wrote:
On 19/10/2013 04:54, regz91 wrote:
Just go to the login web page and login into that page.
After logging in SeaMonkey will prompt you to save the password
Except it doesn't on all sites.
I've found some that will and some that won't. I put it down to the
version of SM I'm
Rick Merrill wrote:
Connie wrote:
On 19/10/2013 04:54, regz91 wrote:
Just go to the login web page and login into that page. After
logging in SeaMonkey will prompt you to save the password
Except it doesn't on all sites.
I've found some that will and some that won't. I put it down to
the
On Friday, October 18, 2013 8:26:17 PM UTC-7, Gene Fuss wrote:
I deleted a username/password in password manager, and I want it to
automatically add it back, but it won't.
Is there a way to force password manager to ask for a username/password?
Thanks in advance. Gene
On Friday,
I deleted a username/password in password manager, and I want it to
automatically add it back, but it won't.
Is there a way to force password manager to ask for a username/password?
Thanks in advance. Gene
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Gene Fuss wrote:
I deleted a username/password in password manager, and I want it to
automatically add it back, but it won't.
Is there a way to force password manager to ask for a username/password?
Thanks in advance. Gene
Just go to the login web page and login into that page.
After
On Friday, October 18, 2013 8:26:17 PM UTC-7, Gene Fuss wrote:
I deleted a username/password in password manager, and I want it to
automatically add it back, but it won't.
Is there a way to force password manager to ask for a username/password?
Thanks in advance. Gene
On Friday,
Gene Fuss wrote, On 10/19/2013 12:20 AM:
On Friday, October 18, 2013 8:26:17 PM UTC-7, Gene Fuss wrote:
I deleted a username/password in password manager, and I want it to
automatically add it back, but it won't.
Is there a way to force password manager to ask for a username/password?
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