Since I am officially not welcome on the Mozilla bug tracker, I'll just drop it here and maybe this eventually reaches the right people.
So, let's play a game. When you choose "forget about this site" in the context menu of an item in the history window, do you think that the saved passwords for this site (if you had any) would be kept?
The answer is: no, you will lose them
There's also no confirmation dialog when doing this, nothing.
Do you guys think that this is good for users?
Unsafe Firefox operations
Ryan Gutierrez
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Parker Foster
You probably shouldn't have chosen NiggerSlayer1488 as your username.
Luis Howard
It wasn't even remotely as offensive as your example.
(when I posted it in another thread about the ban itself, more than a half of anons admitted it's not offensive at all)
Chase Price
Yes, if you tell the browser to remove all data related to a website it should remove not some but all data related to that website, retard.
Cooper Sanchez
When individual items are removed from history, this doesn't delete passwords. If you look at the "Clear Recent History" dialog (which can also wipe all history), it doesn't even have a checkbox for passwords — and it keeps them.
So this exception seems illogical and dangerous.
Leo Hall
Well, I would expect it to delete the passwords. But you're right, it's inconsistent with Clear Recent History. However, FF has like 100 more pressing issues.
Dylan Miller
Interesting. Any examples?
Tyler Ward
kill yourself
Aiden Scott
I would expect it to try to remove all evidence that I visited the site.
So, no.
Given that you're posting here, and that they mention things besides your username, their assessment of you was probably accurate.
Oliver Hall
I didn't troll there.
Are you implying that posting on 8ch.net is illegal or offensive in itself? Or why do you make that conclusion?