@RamonaJ 

 

Don't know which Browser you are using, but it is possibly filling in the page for you. FireFox for one will do that if you set it in Options to remember the data. If so, you can remove that from the Options for Passwords. Other Browsers could be doing it as well.

@IrvSp 

Thanks so much for the help,  If I remove saving the password data won't that stop Firefox from remembering all future passwords?

 

RamonaJ wrote

@IrvSp 

Thanks so much for the help,  If I remove saving the password data won't that stop Firefox from remembering all future passwords?

@RamonaJ 

 

Yes, I think it is all or none. I use another Password manager. In that case, FF knows this, and it will not save anything. However, I do have the option presented by my Password Manager to NOT save the website credentials. I can edit what it saves to be USERID only, and then when I go to the site, that would be filled in. Still, once I add the Password I'll be asked by the manager if I want to save it, which I would decline or make a 2nd one that could be used, but I'll forever be asked if I want to save it... I've found no way around this, short of writing a script edit what was saved.

 

If you find a better way, let me know...

@IrvSp 

Thanks again for the advice!  If I find a way around this, I will definitely post it...

I also use a third party password manager Dashlane and have used LastPass in the past. Both work fine as each has their own quirks and I think they are more secure than the browser based ones. Also they can be used with different browsers. Most times I use Firefox, but do use Chrome and Safari from time to time.