In Firefox using correct sign in information I'm routinely getting this is the wrong sign in info on multiple sites.
When I attempt to sign in with at multiple websites I'm getting "Incorrect sign in" message. Please try again or you can reset your password." type thing. I know the sign in information is correct. I've tried this multiple times. I've cleared cookies and history. There appears to be no fixing this. I'm not about to change my sign in info as I believe this is a Firefox issue, not a problem with any of my accounts. It is more than just weird to me. Yesterday I was on phone with ATT for 6 hours trying to fix my sign in information after I attempted to sign in with correct info, and correctly answered 'secret questions' which they claimed was wrong. It happens on Netflix and other sites as well. I don't know why or what is wrong, but it is exclusive to Firefox. The sign in info works in other browsers and apps. It is a new computer with a clean install of firefox 56. It seems to have a few other problems but I'm uncertain if those are Firefox or connection problems. I also had issue connecting to web site and checked if it was down and learned, only for me. (USPS.com) Something weird is going on and it appears to be pointing to Firefox.
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If you are using this for your passwords Show/Hide passwords 0.4 Please contact the Developer for help and or look for a newer version compatible with Firefox 57 (all Extensions sites should have that for awhile as Legacy Extensions will no longer work after Nov 14th Release Date.)
Your also running Blur which is a password program.
Make a choice and run one only.
You might not want to run so many Extensions. As Adblock Plus and Element Hiding Helper for Adblock Plus might be blocking areas you need for the passwords. as well as Ghostery.
Please uninstall Safe Browsing Version 4 extension is part of a Mozilla experiment, called 'Shield Studies'. Without even knowing it, you may have volunteered for this Mozilla experiment. Would you go to : Options => Privacy & Security => under 'Data Collection and Use' : Did you uncheck : 'Allow Firefox to install and run studies ' or is it checked ?
To check if you are enrolled in these studies :
Type in the address bar about:studies
Any extensions that you see listed there, you can either disable or remove, just like this Safe Browsing version 4 (at the end of the experiment they will be disabled anyway).
See for further information : https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/shield
Now root of the issue is too many password programs. https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/troubleshoot-extensions-themes-to-fix-problems?redirectlocale=en-US&redirectslug=Troubleshooting+extensions+and+themes
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