On Oct 7, 7:04 am, Daniel <[email protected]> wrote: > Thomas Peters wrote: > > Russell Cameraman wrote, on 2009-10-06 19:06: > >> whenever I open my Sea Monkey Mail& Newsgroups I have to type in my > >> password for each account. It is a secure way to keep my e-mail > >> messages private BUT, is there a way to have thesepasswordssaved so > >> I don't have to type them in? > > > Check "Preferences -> Privacy&Security ->Passwords-> Remember > >passwords". But you will probably also want set a master password so > > that yourpasswordsare stored encrypted on your hard disk (Preferences > > -> Privacy&Security -> MasterPasswords). > > > Cheers > > Tom. > > I may be way off target here, but didn't I see here that someone had set > things up as you suggest, i.e. with a Master Password, but then had to > enter the Master Password each time he accessed one of his other > accounts, so instead of getting a request for the accounts password, he > got a request for the Master Password so that the accounts password > could be accessed?? They were asking how to stop this happen and was > advised to remove the Master Password. > > Something like that, anyway. > > Daniel
Thanks for your reply, I found that I had to open the configuration in Sea Monkey by putting "about:config" in the address bar and hit the "Enter" key. Scroll and look for, I believe it was mail.identity.id2.valid;false and change it to true. The default setting was "false". When I re-opened Sea Monkey to Mail & Newsgroups just below where you enter your password was a box you can check to remember your password. That option was not there. Russell Cameraman _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
