Is there a way to Auto save in IE

[mike6623]

Is there any way to Auto save passwords for sites in IE without having to click the remember button? Like, is there a way to configure my IE to just autommatically save user/pass info for every site that I log into? I have yet been able to figure this out, and I have accounts for tons of sites and never remember to click the "remember" button and constantly have to reset my pass, which makes it even harder. If there was a way to auto save, so when I go to a site, I can look it up in a password protected folder, that would be great. Is that possible?

FYI-No one else uses my pc, and I live alone, so no one elses passwords would be being stored.

 

[quickdraw2011]

How to enable save passwords in internet Explorer 9:

On IE, click on Tools > Internet Options > Advanced. Put a check on 'Use Inline AutoComplete'

Still under the Internet Options, click on Content > AutoComplete Settings. Put a check on 'Forms' and 'User names and passwords on forms'

 

[mike6623]

How to Enable:
On IE, click on Tools > Internet Options > Advanced. Put a check on 'Use Inline AutoComplete'

Still under the Internet Options, click on Content > AutoComplete Settings. Put a check on 'Forms' and 'User names and passwords on forms'

Thanks! And this will save the user/pass even without having to hit "remember"?

 

[quickdraw2011]

Yes, that's what it is suppose to do.

Give it a try and get back to me later with the results.

Quickdraw

 

[mike6623]

Will do! Thanks again

 

[quickdraw2011]

Even though you may set your browser to remember your login details, it is not always fail-safe.

Make sure you keep your login credentials in a safe place for future reference should you need it.

Any time you have forgotten either your username or password, you can always request a new

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copy via email by clicking the "Forgot my Username/Password" link on any of the login screens..

Quickdraw​

 

[mike6623]

It looked like most of this stuff was checked already. Where would it store it?

 

[quickdraw2011]

That's the only way I know to set Auto Complete in IE. As stated earlier, it's not fail-safe. You may a third party software interfering with it.

 

[mike6623]

That's the only way I know to set Auto Complete in IE. As stated earlier, it's not fail-safe. You may a third party software interfering with it.

If it was to work, where would the info be stored?