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Why doesn't Firefox on Android show multiple user ids when I click on the field?

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bhuddart01
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Hi folks New Firefox user here so please bear with me if it is a silly question. I imported my logins and passwords from Chrome and this works as follows on Firefox in my Windows 10 pc: if I have multiple user ids for a website, I click on the user id field and the multiple user ids are shown. Select one, and it auto-fills the passord. Fine. On Android, clicking on the user id field does nothing. I have checked that all the users ids and passwords are synched. Single user websites work fine. Please advise - I like Firefox so far but this element is unsatisfactory. Thanks.

Hi folks New Firefox user here so please bear with me if it is a silly question. I imported my logins and passwords from Chrome and this works as follows on Firefox in my Windows 10 pc: if I have multiple user ids for a website, I click on the user id field and the multiple user ids are shown. Select one, and it auto-fills the passord. Fine. On Android, clicking on the user id field does nothing. I have checked that all the users ids and passwords are synched. Single user websites work fine. Please advise - I like Firefox so far but this element is unsatisfactory. Thanks.

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Hi

Have you tried this in Firefox Preview or by using Firefox Lockwise as your password manager?

We try to make Firefox for Android as awesome as possible for as many as possible, but at the same time we do not want to make the app so large that only a few people would be able to install it.

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Paul
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Hi

Have you tried this in Firefox Preview or by using Firefox Lockwise as your password manager?

We try to make Firefox for Android as awesome as possible for as many as possible, but at the same time we do not want to make the app so large that only a few people would be able to install it.

bhuddart01
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Yes, thanks - that worked fine.