WaltS wrote:
On 01/31/2013 01:59 PM, Béèm wrote:
Béèm wrote:
Now my issue with the searchengines is solved I continue my frustration
with remembering passwords.
Also in preferences I did check to remember passwords for logins (like
gmail, yahoo etc...) they aren't remembered
When clicking on the userid field the I can select the corresponding
userid, but the password field stays blank. I have to re-type the
password.
When I go to password manager, the domain list is displayed briefly and
then stays empty.
So I can't verify through this.
I didn't set a master password.
I looked in about:config to see if there is some option for this aspect
of passwords, but didn't find an.
I disabled all add-ons to be sure there is no interference here.
I switched to the original theme to be sure as well.
All to no avail.
Hope someone can guide me in the good direction to find what goes wrong.
btw. What is the name of the file where passwords are stored?
I suppose nobody can help with this issue?
1) Not all sites activate the Password Manager and allow you to store
passwords.
2) I installed the Remember Passwords extension in Firefox, which gets
around that problem. For SeaMonkey,
<https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/seamonkey/addon/remember-passwords/>
3) Sounds like you have more problems if your domain list only shows
briefly, and then stays empty.
4) I believe signons.sqlite is where passwords are stored. Confirmed by
renaming mine, and now I have no domains, usernames, or passwords in
Password Manager.
Thank you for trying to help.
I installed the remember-passwords addon, but to no avail.
Signons.sqlite should be the one indeed.
I tried to see in there but my knowledge of sql statements to load/see
the tables isn't adequate.
As I have also a firefox 18.0.1 install I tried with it and I have no
problems for passwords to be remembered, alltho I don't have the
remember-passwords addons.
But I copied the firefox signons.sqlite to the seamonkey profile, but I
still have the problem.
So I am pretty sure my original seamonkey's signons.sqlite is ok.
Still not sure what next step to do.
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