(The instructions below are for Microsoft Windows XP Professional and Windows XP Home Edition if you use another operating system (Windows Vista, MacOS X or some of the distributions of Linux), search in an analogical way!) If you are using your own computer/laptop, and you think that you do not need that extra bit of security, there is a very easy way to make Firefox 3 to remember the passwords even for these secure websites, which set autocomplete to “off”. On the other hand, in this case, you have to manually type each time your username and/or password, which can be quite annoying (especially if they are very long/secure). For websites, such as PayPal, for example, using which you can transfer small or large sums of money, this is a very wise approach. When "autocomplete" is ‘off’, then the browser (quite correctly) does not give the user the option of saving the password for him.
In the forms of these websites, in the field INPUT, the following code appears: You have maybe noticed, when you log in to PayPal, Yahoo! Mail, Live Mail and some other websites, that Firefox 3 does not give you the option to save the name & password for you, which in certain cases is a nuisance. 4.0.x and later, please refer to the following comment (thanks, Jason!). Note: The following “trick” applies to Mozilla Firefox, versions 3.0.x, 3.5.x and 3.6.x. If you want to try the older, manual method of doing it, check my older post (see below) mind, in latest versions of Firefox the manual method may not work - I haven’t tested it.
It will patch automatically the original Firefox Login Manager, to allow saving of passwords on forms which otherwise suppress it. Simply download and install the following Firefox add-on:
UPDATE (2013/Nov/18): There is a new and better way of dealing with the issue.
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