Reversing 'never save password' for a site

I accidentally clicked 'never save password' for this site on a site I use quite often. How can I reverse that? I've cleared data, history, cookies. Nothing works.
Thanks.

try...
go to general settings,
find safari,
click autofill,
turn OFF use contact info.

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You can remove that site from the exceptions: Tools > Options > Security: Passwords: Exceptions
See [[Remembering passwords]]

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ever since i upgraded to the new firefox verson i constantly get ask..
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option one is......... Never remember password for this site
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Set Firefox not to remember passwords.
* Tools > Options > Security: Passwords: [] "Remember passwords for sites"
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* http://kb.mozillazine.org/Password_Manager

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The site owner changed the rules in order to improve password security so I was required to create a new password. When I did so I was not prompted by FF7.01 to save the new password.
When I next logged into the site, FF remembered the user name but presented the old (invalid) password. I was forced to manually enter the new password, but again was not prompted to save it to FF.
I then went into FF Security, viewed the saved passwords and deleted the entry for the site in question. I expected that when I logged into that site the next time I would be asked if I wanted to save the username and password. I wasn't.
I then exited from FF and relaunched it and again logged into the site in question. I was not prompted to save the username or password.
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Thank you for your reply.
My problem isn't removing my log-in name and password for a site.
The problem is I already had the log-in name and password saved by FF, but I was required by the site to change the password. FF did not recognize that it had changed and refuses to prompt me to save the new password.
After several attempts to force the prompt, I deleted the site from the Saved Password list, hoping that the next time I entered my log-in name and password on that site FF would ask if I wanted to save both. That did not happen even after exiting FF and relaunching it.
So, right now FF will not save my log-in name and password for a site that it used track for me. Given the complexity of the new password, I really do not want to manually enter it every time I use the site.
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Normally Firefox will ask if I wish to save the user name and password for the site I've just logged into. This time it did not ask me this. Is there somewhere that I can add this information so I don't have to remember it for when I come back in a year from now and am trying to log on again? I went to tools>internet options>security>passwords but nothing there seemed relevant.

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I am trying to save a password for a site that I previously chose not to save one for.
I have tried:
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You must have the "Remember passwords" feature enabled for the browser to remember them. In Firefox 2.0 and above, make sure Tools -> Options -> Security / Passwords -> "Remember passwords for sites" is checked.
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