Mikie, "Most sites it really doenst matter like garden web. It's not gonna kill me if someone access's my gardenweb or dslreports or where ever from within my home." I agree and that goes for the cookies that some members are always so worried about. "I do want to keep everyone out of my bank accounts and the couple of companies that have access to money though. Those login/passwords are not even written down in a notepad sitting next to my keyboard for anyone to stumble onto, they stay only in my mind." Absolutely correct in being pro-active in protecting your critical accounts. I like many write them down as I have eleven critical accounts to tend to; credit cards (3), bank (2), credit union (2), investment (2) and hospitalization insurance (2). I could never remember all of them as I do not duplicate user or passwords. Physical theft is a possibility of course, but I don't dwell on. DA

Many thanks Zep: I unchecked "Clear history when FF closes" and that seems to have fixed it. I had looked under Options before I wrote, but thought I had always had the "Clear history..." choice selected. Apparently not, although how it was changed I don't know - I'm the only computer user in the house. - June

In your address bar, enter and go to chrome://passwordmgr/content/passwordManager.xul Then drag the icon to your Bookmarks Toolbar.

Thanks, bbbluz. The main thing I want is not to have to adjust the font size every time I go to a web page. I'll give that NoSquint that Bob recommended a try. If I can set each page, and it remembers the setting, then I can live with making new settings with new webpages, although I'd rather Firefox did it for me like it used to. Dee