Recently, my Firefox stopped automatically filling in login credentials in sign-in forms.

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Hi all, I very recently purchased a plan with 1Password after thoroughly enjoying the trial and I have a question, when using the Windows 10 1Password application, if I add a password to my vault through any other means (eg. Browser extension, iOS app, etc.) it doesn’t seem to sync over until I manually close the application and reopen it. The Android autofill engine doesn't work in browsers like Chrome. This will no longer be an issue with Android P and it won't require you to use a special accessibility service. Oh hey, I just remembered another 1Password feature that might solve your problem! Basically, if you use the browser plugin, you can click the 1Password logins, instead of your browser bookmark. 1Password will go to the site, fill the info, and even login for you all in one click! I wanted to know the security of 1Password in the browser (whether a copy of data is kept locally or on the cloud, etc.)? I should probably change my master password to be safe, but didn't know the possibility of any potential compromise being able to see my data inside of 1Password or when i copy/autofill.

If I double-click the user/email field, it will usually give me a few recent options, but not the one associated with the domain I'm visiting.

- Happens for EVERY site, including this forum- I'm not in private browsing mode- Not using any privacy restrictions (form history is set to save, cookies enabled, etc.)- Haven't accessed about:config in a while, didn't change anything there- Don't have a master password set

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Firefox version = 55.03 (latest stable 64 bit release for Mac OS X)

This may have happened when I updated Firefox, I'm not completely sure.

Firefox can remember what you've entered in forms on web pages, also known as text fields. After you've entered something into a form on a web page (such as a search box), the next time you visit that page, your previous entry will be available to re-use. This article describes how to use the auto form fill feature and how to clear or prevent it from storing form entries.

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To use your previous entry in a form:

1. Type the first few letters of the entry into the form field. Firefox will display a drop-down menu with what you've typed into the form before.
   • You may see a list of all the entries stored for a particular form field by pressing the ↓ key when the field is empty.
2. Press the ↓ key to select the entry you want to re-use. Press EnterReturn when the appropriate entry is highlighted. The text of the entry will appear in the form field. You may also use the mouse to click on the entry.

If you want to remove one of your previous form entries from Firefox's history:

1. Click on the form field and press the ↓ key to display all the saved entries. You may type the first few letters of the entry to limit the number of entries displayed.
2. Use the ↓ key or the mouse pointer to highlight the entry you wish to delete.
3. Press Shift+Delete. The entry will be removed.

Repeat the process for each entry that you'd like to delete. Ikea for mac.

If you want Firefox to forget all of your previous form entries:

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1. Click on the Library button .
2. Click History, and then Clear Recent History….
3. In the Time Range to clear: drop-down, choose Everything.
4. Click on the arrow next to Details to display the list of items that you can clear.
5. Make sure Form & Search History has a check mark next to it.
6. Click to clear your form history and close the dialog box.

If you don't want Firefox to remember what you've entered into form fields, you can turn off the auto form fill feature:

1. In the Menu bar at the top of the screen, click Firefox and select Preferences.Click the menu button and select ...
2. Select the Privacy & Security panel.
3. In the drop-down menu next to Firefox will, choose Use custom settings for history.
4. Remove the check mark next to Remember search and form history.
5. Close the about:preferences page. Any changes you've made will automatically be saved.

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Disabling form history also prevents Firefox from storing search history for the Search bar in the Navigation Toolbar.

If you find that Firefox does not save your form entries and you cannot re-use them, please read the article Firefox doesn't save web form entries. Manual for mac.

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Based on information from Deleting autocomplete entries (mozillaZine KB)