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Stored words dissappearing!

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One of the things I heavily rely on with FireFox is it storing words I type in reply boxes on various forums. Lately however, Firefox only seems to keep them for several hours, then they disappear. For example, I can type in "K Frame." (See image attached) The next time I go to use that field again, that text will automatically appear. And it may continue to do so for several hours, even if I close out Firefox and return later, but eventually, within 24 hours, it will disappear and I will have to retype it again the nest time I want to use that phrase. FireFox used to hold these words or phrases forever.

Any suggestions????? Both my Windows 11 and Firefox are up to date.

One of the things I heavily rely on with FireFox is it storing words I type in reply boxes on various forums. Lately however, Firefox only seems to keep them for several hours, then they disappear. For example, I can type in "K Frame." (See image attached) The next time I go to use that field again, that text will automatically appear. And it may continue to do so for several hours, even if I close out Firefox and return later, but eventually, within 24 hours, it will disappear and I will have to retype it again the nest time I want to use that phrase. FireFox used to hold these words or phrases forever. Any suggestions????? Both my Windows 11 and Firefox are up to date.
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Firefox stores such data as part of saved form data, so make sure you keep this.

You may have cleanup software that removes this data.

Boot the computer in Windows Safe mode with network support to see if that has effect in case security software is causing problems.

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Those are the setting I am using in FireFox. I have no clean up software that I am aware of, and certainly none was installed around the time this began about a month ago. I'll give the safe mode a try.

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I have tried everything including disabling my plugins, even going so far as to remove some. If I close my PC down at night and get up the next morning, words I typed in the previous day are still there and auto fill, but as the day goes by, I 'lose' them. Last week while I was doing a whole system backup, which required leaving the computer on for 3 days, things started out as described above, but on the second day, all my saved words came back, including some that hadn't been used in a couple of months. But by the third day, they were all gone again.

All this started shortly after the latest Win 11 update, back when I made the first post. I tried rolling Win back to the previous version, but nothing changed. I also checked to see if any programs were added around the time I started having problems, and there were none. If I run Edge, everything works as it is supposed to, so I'm clueless. I hate Edge but it may be the only choice.

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Is that a Firefox form history entry, or could it be data stored by the site (for example, using a cookie or local DOM storage)? Firefox form history entries generally do not autofill automatically, but instead appear in an awkwardly styled drop-down list as you type in the field.

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