How does FF auto-fill in the Login for my router, if it's not saved it in my PWs?
I go to login to my D-Link EBR-2310 wired router . . . http://192.168.0.1/
I click in the User Name cell, and the login pops up (but it does not do this for the PW, fortunately)
. . . How does it do this? I have not saved this Login in my passwords, intentionally . . . and I verify that nothing is there.
I type in random text ("asdfasdf"), and now that appears as an optional login for the router - how did it save that?
Tools / Options / Privacy & Security / Cookies and Site Data / Clear Data / Clear . . . no change
Tools / Options / Privacy & Security / Manage Data / . . . something for D-Link was in here, I clear it . . . no change
Any idea how Firefox saves this, and how I can clear it?
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Hi, you may have Remember search and form history selected. To turn it off/delete history, please see Control whether Firefox automatically fills in forms.
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Hi, you may have Remember search and form history selected. To turn it off/delete history, please see Control whether Firefox automatically fills in forms.
If your question is resolved by this or another answer, please help other users by marking the best reply as Solved. Thank you!
Worked. Thank you!