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#1
For a site I chose NEVER when it asked me to remember the login/password. How can I now change this and have it remember it now?
Thanks,
Lance

Last edited by lancewex; 2009-12-14 at 23:57.
 
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#2
Originally Posted by lancewex View Post
For a site I chose NEVER when it asked me to remember the login/password. How can I now change this and have it remember it now?
Thanks,
Lance
Clear private data include the password saved? and reload the website?
 
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#3
Won't that clear passwords for all the other sites I saved already?
 
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#4
They are probably in one of the files in /home/user/.mozilla/microb and not a file you can easily edit. There's no GUI to do this in maemo.
 
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#5
I did it, it cleared all the passwords saved already, and now will not remember any new ones.
Joy.
 
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#6
There is a "remember passwords" setting in "advanced settings" (or something similar) in browser settings. Right there between "allow pop up windows" and "Allow Cookies".
 
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#7
Mine doesn't ask me to save passwords on the page I was wanting still. I'm not sure about others.
 
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#8
I spent a couple hours digging around the filesystem with the terminal & came up with a solution. It WILL delete all your passwords but you can enter a password for pages you previously said "never remember password" to.

OK Close your browser & get ready to fix/reset stuff
1) Open the "X Terminal" (under "More" on Applications page)
2) Change to the Mozilla/MicroB Maemo Browser directory
type "cd /home/user/.mozilla/microb" and press enter/return
(you can type "ls" and press enter/return to verify directory contents)
3) Delete the signons .sqlite file
type "rm signons.sqlite" and press enter/return
4) Close terminal, re-open browser.
5) Go to the desired page & enter username/password
It should once again ask if you want to save them
 
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#9
You can remove single sites from the never category using SQL statements at the terminal

Code:
$ sqlite3 /home/user/.mozilla/microb/signons.sqlite
Unfortunately whenever I try to post SQL statements to the forum it hangs!
 
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#10
Remove all "never sites"
> DELETE FROM moz_disabledHosts
> .quit
Attached Files
File Type: txt SQL_Statements.txt (779 Bytes, 82 views)

Last edited by hutchinsfairy; 2011-02-22 at 15:19. Reason: added update as file
 

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