As an avid user of Mozilla Firefox, I know how convenient it is to have autofill fill in my login information on websites. It saves me time and effort, especially when it comes to logging into my Facebook account. However, there are times when I want to remove the autofill information from the Facebook login page. In this article, I will guide you through the process of removing autofill from the Facebook login page in Mozilla Firefox.
Step 1: Open Firefox Preferences
To begin, open the Mozilla Firefox browser and click on the menu button in the top-right corner of the screen. From the dropdown menu, select “Preferences”.
Step 2: Go to Privacy & Security Settings
In the Preferences window, click on the “Privacy & Security” tab on the left-hand side. This will open the Privacy & Security settings.
Step 3: Clear History
In the Privacy & Security settings, scroll down to the “History” section. Click on the “Clear History” button to open the Clear All History window.
Step 4: Customize History Settings
In the Clear All History window, you can customize the settings for clearing your browsing history. Make sure the “Browsing & Download History” option is checked. Uncheck any other options that you don’t want to clear.
Step 5: Clear Autofill Data
In the Clear All History window, click on the “Clear Now” button to clear your browsing history and autofill data. This will remove any saved login information, including autofill for the Facebook login page.
Step 6: Test Autofill on Facebook
Now that you have cleared your autofill data, open a new tab and navigate to the Facebook login page. Enter your username and password, but do not check the “Remember Me” option. Close the browser and reopen it to test if the autofill for Facebook login is disabled.
Conclusion
In this article, we explored how to remove autofill from the Facebook login page in Mozilla Firefox. By clearing your browsing history and autofill data, you can reset the autofill settings for the Facebook login page. Remember to exercise caution when using autofill, especially on shared computers or public networks. Happy browsing!