Does your web browser ask you to remember the password?

Tony Seaford wrote

Does your web browser ask you to remember the password?

No, never.

If you are not afraid of keeping your password in plain text, you could install an add-on to your browser which allows to send POST data and simply add an entry for "192.168.1.1" address with required data. If you ask how do you know that entry -- click RMB on the login/password and select "inspect the element" from the context menu. Then you look at the "id" for login/password. For example Archer D7 uses only password and the id for it is "pcPassword". So I send as POST data "pcPassword=myevilpswd".

Hope it helps.

Have this annoyance with Archer D7, I use getElementById in a javascript bookmarklet to enter the damn username/password.

boggyboggy wrote

Have this annoyance with Archer D7, I use getElementById in a javascript bookmarklet to enter the damn username/password.

I want an easier way, my ex Linksys 10 years old modem-router, had the option of "remember user and password"...

Another idea? I hace now the Archer D9, SAME PROBLEM.