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Automatic logon to Gmail upon startup of Firefox

alex.gotthelf
alex.gotthelf
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When I start up Firefox I have it set to open all (3) my gmail accounts and my calendar. It worked in the beginning perfectly so that I simply started was automatically logged on and could immediately open my emails in all accounts. It now only logs me into my calendar and the other email accounts have open tabs but remain suspended without logging in. Please advise how I can get Firefox to automatically log me into my emails.

When I start up Firefox I have it set to open all (3) my gmail accounts and my calendar. It worked in the beginning perfectly so that I simply started was automatically logged on and could immediately open my emails in all accounts. It now only logs me into my calendar and the other email accounts have open tabs but remain suspended without logging in. Please advise how I can get Firefox to automatically log me into my emails.

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WMagicModel
WMagicModel
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Hi Alex!

From what I understand you would like Gmail to auto-login on startup is that correct?

Follow these steps to save your password information in Firefox :

  1. In your browser, click the 3-bar menu on the top right corner of your screen.
  2. Click Options.
  3. On the side-panel click Privacy & Security.
  4. Under Logins & Passwords, check mark :
  • Ask to save logins and passwords for websites
  • Autofill logins and passwords

Let me know if this helps.