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For sites where Firefox remembers the password, can I set it to open the site automatically, without requiring me to click/confirm/submit etc?

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I have bookmarked several sites which require a password. Firefox remembers the password ok. When I click on the bookmark, a page comes up with the password request, already filled in, and I have to click again to open the page I'm after.

Can I set it so that the page opens automatically, without having to click on the 'submit' button?

I have bookmarked several sites which require a password. Firefox remembers the password ok. When I click on the bookmark, a page comes up with the password request, already filled in, and I have to click again to open the page I'm after. Can I set it so that the page opens automatically, without having to click on the 'submit' button?

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TonyE
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You could try the Secure Login add-on - https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/4429/

The add-on provides enhancements to the login process, if you have used Opera it is similar to the Opera Wand function.

One feature of the add-on is to provide direct login to any site from the bookmarks by using the "Secure Login Bookmarks" option.

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