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    How to Enable Password Saving in FileZilla

    By RahulSeptember 30, 20151 Min Read

    If you are a FileZilla user and facing below error regularly while trying to save account password in site manager.

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    Saving of passwords has been disabled by you.
    'Normal' and 'Account' logontypes are not available.
    Your entry has been changed to 'Ask for password'.
    

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    This article will help you to enable passwords saving in FileZilla. Go through the following steps

    • Edit Settings – Open FileZilla and open settings option under Edit menu.
    • Select Interface – Now select interface page in list of pages.
    • Do not save passwords – Now uncheck the box in front of Do not save passwords under Behaviour section. check below screenshot.

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    3 Comments

    1. Rabka on September 2, 2021 9:02 am

      Absolutely composed content material, thank you for information.

      Reply
    2. Robi Erwin Setiawan on June 11, 2021 12:28 am

      Is it possible to add a password from the SSH key, so FileZilla will not asking SSH key password anymore?

      Reply
    3. Zephyr on May 11, 2020 9:07 am

      Thank you for this. I found it helpful. 🙂 I couldn’t find how to change it on the Filezilla site .

      Reply

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