How to turn off notification to save login information on Firefox

Constant prompts to save your password in Firefox can disrupt your workflow. Adjusting Firefox's settings will prevent these prompts, giving you more control over how your browser works and preventing accidental password storage. Here's how to turn off the prompt to save login information in Firefox.

 

Turn off Firefox PC login saving notification

Step 1:

At the browser interface, click on the 3 dashes icon and select Settings in the displayed list.

 

Step 2:

Switch to the browser settings interface, click Privacy & Security on the left side of the interface.

Look at the content next to you, find the Password section , then uncheck Ask to save password .

 

Turn off saving passwords for specific websites on Firefox

When you want Firefox to stop prompting you to save passwords only on certain websites, you can set up exceptions instead of disabling the feature completely.

Step 1:

In the Passwords section of Firefox Settings, click the Exceptions button .

Step 2:

A screen appears where you can enter the URL of each site you don't want Firefox to ask to save your password for. Click Block after each entry, then click Save Changes at the bottom.

 

Step 3:

The website is now displayed below. If you want to delete it, click Delete Website , or click Delete All Websites to do so.

How to turn off saving Firefox login passwords on iPhone

Step 1:

At the Firefox browser interface, click on the 3-dash icon . The browser menu appears, click on Settings below.

 

Step 2:

Switch to the new interface, click on Password to adjust the login information saving mode on Firefox browser. Enter your iPhone login password to access.

Step 3:

At this point you need to turn off Save Password mode to not save login information on Firefox browser.