How to bring up the "remember password" AGAIN on a site?

I have not clicked the "remember password" then I click outside it that box and it is gone. I tried searching for answers and some say that I should click the "key" near the back button, but there's no "key" present in there. I just recently made that account and I forgot my password so I want it to show up and I can log-in to that site again.

hi Gryse, in the scenario you've described it is not possible to bring up the remember password dialog again, also firefox won't even have your credentials in memory anymore (your login status on the site is stored in a cookie that the website has set on your computer).
please contact the account settings on the website and see if they offer to change the password or send a reset link to a mail address used to register or else contact the support of the website.

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http://[email protected]
== User Agent ==
Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US) AppleWebKit/533.4 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/5.0.375.125 Safari/533.4

hi Gryse, in the scenario you've described it is not possible to bring up the remember password dialog again, also firefox won't even have your credentials in memory anymore (your login status on the site is stored in a cookie that the website has set on your computer).
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