Sometimes. I've tried this at several sites, and statistics are kinda hit-and-miss; sometimes the passwords fill in, sometimes they don't. For instance, I just went to Amazon.com, and tried to access my account. I had to manually fill in my email address and password. I shouldn't have to do this. After I did that, a dialog box did ask me if I wanted to have it remember the password, so at least that works. When I signed out of Amazon, then returned and logged in, the password filled. Good, right? At another site I went to, I had to enter my password and account name manually. NO dialog box appeared to ask if I wanted to save the password. Once I logged in, I logged out, came back again, and guess what? Still had to enter my account name and password, and still no dialog box asking me to save this information.
Related to this problem I've seen on all sites I've tested, both the successful (password fills in) and unsuccessful (password doesn't fill in) is that l have to manually click "log in" or "sign in" or whatever the site says. I'd like the password fill-in to automatically log me in.

Beyond those problems, if someone can tell me (A) how to open Favorites in NEW tabs without holding down anything or clicking additional buttons, (B) how to open Favorites in tabs to the right of my current operating tab, and not a new tab to the far right of everything else, I'd appreciate it.

Me again. And (C) how to open pop-ups that result from clicking links as Tabs (to the right of the current open tab) rather than in a new window. That'd make me happy.

I got the same problem with auto-fill function in flock, too. There is no auto-fill function. Although flock keeps all the password from Netscape but it won't do anything to the site. True that after manually sign in, flock remembers the password but it's just like Internet Explorer. The problem is, for example, I have 2 gmail accounts and must check on both. With Netscape there are 2 passcards for 2 accounts and I can easily switch but there is no way to save 2 passwords for 2 accounts in gmail.
Also, what is the use of importing password if you have to manually log in? Shouldn't flock recognize the page and auto-fill in the password? Anyway, I'm still using Netscape most of the time.
However, there is a nice part in flock is it can show me the password which Netscape won't. Now I can see the password instead of * or a dot like in Netscape in case I forgot

I am having the same problem with passwords and auto-fill. All of my passwords were imported, but they won't fill. Is there any setting that will allow auto-fill or does flock just not have this capability. This is one of the BEST features of Netscape, and if this can't be provided, flock is a giant step backwards.

Hi. Originator of the post, back at you. Thanks for your monitoring of this topic and feedback, as well as future plans for upcoming versions.
You're curious what I mean when I say I want to open pop-ups in tabs and not separate windows. As you know, there are many sites that, if you click on a certain link, a smaller window will appear. This is not a link per se, meaning you don't go to another site. It's more of a command to a site that you want to open a pop-up. Occasionally, the involuntary pop-ups that you don't click, like the ones that are ads for Netflix or Classmates.com will also appear when they slip through the pop-up protection. Regardless, in Netscape, you could choose to have all pop-ups opened in another tab. That is what I'm talking about.

I can not have my passwords filled automaticly and they were saposably imported. I can not find how to get to my email. I am going back to netscape.
Also Where are the tabs?

I am not a social animal and won't give two hoots for "My World", blogs, and all the other crap this browser has. My computer is a tool. I use the tool for business. This requires me to log in to many secure sites. The evolution of internet security has made it impossible to remember all my logins and passwords. Netscape 8.1 did this for me very well. The inability of Flock to seamlessly import and use my logins and passwords from Netscape makes Flock more trouble than it is worth. I am gonna make like a shepherd and get the Flock outta here!!!!!

My situation is the same as Rick's. Also, the sites that are https: do not offer to save my logins and passwords. The login/password feature worked on those sites at Netscape.

I just came over from Net 8.1.3 import freezes and doesn't import all bookmarks.
I exported them then but now have no passwords.
Why the freeze? How to fix it/

I have hoped since I was earged to upgrade I could still use my passwords from Netscape. I used from fill so I didn't have to remember my passwords now I don't have half of them. FLOCK REALLY SUCKS

Just noticed something that is somewhat of a security risk involving passwords. I looked up under your Options-->Security menu that there is an option to see your passwords. I think this is a BIG mistake. If my house is robbed and my computer is stolen, all that needs to take place is for the robbers to go to this menu and they will find all my bank account passwords and clean out my bank accounts too. Netscape was smarter about this: instead of displaying the characters of a password, they just used ****, That way if my computer is stolen it's still not possible to track down my passwords to my banking (and other sensitive) information. In my opinion displaying these passwords is a HUGE security risk. If people cannot remember their passwords and they store them in a list on their computer anyway, then that's a personal risk they are willing to take. But to enforce having passwords easily visible on someone's computer makes your browser too risky to use in this way for some users, including myself.

I am very disappointed that I cannot use the feature that Netscape has to auto-fill in my logins/passwords. I think it was/is very deceptive of Flock to say that it has all the features of Netscape when it does not. It's even more confusing because it asks you, when you are installing it, whether you want passwords brought over. Why would you offer that option if it's useless? I'm going back to using Netscape until you get your act together.

I am just about to migrate over to Flock, but I have the same issue as "your name". Evan, you said to back up my passwords. How ? Especially if I don't know what half of my passwords are?? Help.

So what exactly is the password manager for in Flock? I tried your recommended but not sponsored solution—the dog program—it didn't work either. How can a program fail to insert passwords into text-fields? With all the different panes (gmail, youtube, facebook, etc...) how can you not include password managers that works!? I really thought this was a good program and planned to tell my friends about it, but now I intend to bad-mouth it... As far as I am concerned this is just one-of-many P.O.S. browser wannabes that look great but fail when it comes to the most basic everyday-mundane function.
Bye-bye Flock

Everything I read before switching to Fluck touted it as being a virtual duplicate of Netscape and the only way to port these features. Now the word is that Fluck did not even know what the features were that they were claiming to mimic. It looks like they are getting the enrollment that they want and that the enrollees are getting flocked.

I get the same problem.

Pages that FIREFOX would auto fill in username and password will no do the same in Flock.

Strangely, if I turn off remember password, then click on a username box, WILL fill it in, but not the password, turn on remember password and flock does nothing again.

Hi Jen, actually this was the same from a Fresh install of Flock.

I then tried importing the settings from FIREFOX, note not Netscape.

However, I'll try the fresh profile, and see how I go.

Hi Jen, if you do this, you get this problem

https://extensions.flock.com/node/61755

Close Flock. A copy of Flock is already open

So perhaps the moving profile instructions need updating?

Currently, I have a blahblah.default folder on my desktop as requested, but no working flock.