Most browsers now provides the option to be able to save your online accounts' passwords into the browser itself so that you do not have to type them every time you sign on to your online accounts. This convenience of not typing your password every time you sign on however also pose the inconvenience of your password getting stolen if you are not careful. As long as no other person is using your computer, your password is safe, but you will never know when the time comes when someone peeked on your computer while you are away even for just a few minutes. This little mistake will cause you a big problem that I will not be able to describe due to different circumstances. It is advisable to disable the option of the Mozilla Firefox 33.1.1 that offers to save your password while signing on so that you will not be able to inadvertently save them while signing on.
1. Click the TOOLS menu on the Firefox toolbar across the top (or tap the ALT key on the keyboard and hit the letter T key) and choose OPTIONS.
2. Click the SECURITY icon of the Options window.
3. Click on the "Remember passwords for site" check box to remove the check mark in it.
4. Click OK button.
1. Click the TOOLS menu on the Firefox toolbar across the top (or tap the ALT key on the keyboard and hit the letter T key) and choose OPTIONS.
2. Click the SECURITY icon of the Options window.
3. Click on the "Remember passwords for site" check box to remove the check mark in it.
4. Click OK button.
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