Roger Fink wrote: >> Roger Fink wrote: >>> Unlike Firefox and Pale Moon, SeaMonkey (2.35) is not offering me the >>> option of remembering my log in information when I try to log in to >>> the email address of my website, which I do through Bluehost. The >>> feature is enabled since it does work on other sites, such as Comcast >>> and eBay. Any idea how to fix this? >> >> When you say "my website" do you mean a web site that you wrote? Or do >> you mean something else. (I ask that because I have a web site that I >> wrote and I can log in while traveling and send/receive email.) >> >> In any case, try clearing the cookies for that site. > > The email to the website is automatically downloaded to Thunderbird, so > I usually access it that way, but if I'm in the backend of the site, say > to check stats, I'll access it from Bluehost through a dedicated login.
Is this access via a control panel, such as cPanel? > Cookies are cleaned regularly and don't accumulate, so I think it's a > browser issue. The email address has two hyphens in it, so maybe that is > the problem, but if so it only occurs in SeaMonkey. Hyphens are legal characters in email addresses, so long as they don't appear at the beginning or the end. But that doesn't matter; you can't get the browser to remember *your password* at the Bluehost admin pages. > I didn't code it but I am the designer by and large. It's got a few > ragged edges awaiting to be cleaned up but have a look. > www.harrietyoung.com Won't help, if we don't know your access point and your username and password... _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
