Gmail no longer asks me for passwords... Solved

Question

Hello,

When I open my email box, I go directly from the homepage to my Gmail account without entering my password. This means that anyone can access my Gmail account without needing the password. It appears "hidden" but is operational.
How can I restore the manual password entry every time I access my email account?
Thank you

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greazon · Accepted Answer

Good evening my dear Henry.
No, I must have misspoken. My problem is that I no longer need a password to access my email addresses and therefore neither does anyone else. It is enough to ask for my email address (which all my contacts know) to be able to read or post on my behalf. Awkward, right?
What is the purpose of a password if it's not required and if it serves no purpose?

monpoit-henry · Answer

Hello,

With your Firefox, you click on:
-tools
-options
-security
-saved passwords

and there you delete the one that corresponds to your Google account?

--
You should avoid pauses in conversations.

monpoit-henry · Answer

If you delete what I indicated, Firefox will no longer have your password saved in memory and you'll have to enter it every time... It seems to me ;)  -- You should avoid pauses in conversations.

greazon · Answer

OK. That seems right to me too. I'm relieved, apparently it works. Thanks for your help and have a good evening.

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