Can not get bank web sites to hold on to logon cookies after log off.
Every time I log on to the bank web site I need do the extra log on. I select the home computer so I do not need do it the next time.
Chosen solution
Some web sites, like banks, tell browsers to not record or enter password
information. Go to the
Mozilla Add-ons Web Page
(There’s a lot of good stuff here)
and look around for something to help you. I use an add-on called
Remember Passwords
Experimental Patches the original Login Manager to allow saving of passwords on forms which
otherwise suppress it.
You can also check out form filling add-ons.
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This is for security reasons. In the case of banking sites after every browser exit next time you need to enter again.
Modified by zoli62
Chosen Solution
Some web sites, like banks, tell browsers to not record or enter password
information. Go to the
Mozilla Add-ons Web Page
(There’s a lot of good stuff here)
and look around for something to help you. I use an add-on called
Remember Passwords
Experimental Patches the original Login Manager to allow saving of passwords on forms which
otherwise suppress it.
You can also check out form filling add-ons.
The current Firefox release has a pref to override autocomplete=off, so you shouldn't need extensions or bookmarklets
- You can toggle the signon.overrideAutocomplete pref to true on the about:config page.