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The Password Manager in Firefox is great for us lazy and forgetful types. But some websites (*cough* Yahoo* *cough*) make it hard for us and don't allow password saving by instructing Firefox to disable this feature on their login pages. The solution? Tweak Firefox itself. The following post from optimiced.com details the solution:
How to make Firefox remember *all* passwords (even when logging to PayPal & Yahoo Mail)
Confirmed to work with Firefox 3.
1 comment:
Yes, and with 3.0.1 and 3.0.2 :)
(I did not test, though, what happens on FF upgrade - in case the newer version of Firefox replaces this JS file, maybe it's needed after that to again make the change in the code of the file).
Cheers! :-)
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