
10pzp (10pzp) asked a question.
Is there a way to clear the force the plugin to prompt again for a website to save the credentials? The user accidentally selected "Never save for this site." They now want to save the password, but we are unable to get the plugin to prompt again. Currently on V6.3.0.73.83.0.
We have tried the "Reset plugin" in the settings, but that didn't fix it.

Hey Emily, I hope you are doing well today!
You can try to reset again the plugin but this time by following these steps but be aware that you must do with each user individually.
Chrome
Open Chrome and go to settings Menu -> Tools -> Extensions and check Developer Mode in the upper right side.
Find the ID of the extension for Okta. In my case the ID is glnpjglilkicbckjpbgcfkogebgllemb
In Windows 7 or 8 navigate to
Chrome installation directory > User Data > Default > Local Storage and delete the local storage with the same ID as the extension
In OS X
by opening Finder and navigating to /Applications/Utilities. Then double click Terminal.
At the prompt, type the commands:
> cd ~/Library/Application Support/Google/Chrome/Default/Extensions/glnpjglilkicbckjpbgcfkogebgllemb/3.16.5_0/js/common
> rm local-storage.js
Firefox
In Firefox, install the Firebug plugin. It can be found at:
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/firebug/
Navigate to the problem Org and open Firebug. For example https://company.okta.com. In Firefox click Tools -> Web Developer -> Firebug -> Open Firebug
In Firebug select the DOM tab and scroll to search for localstorage. In localstorage, delete the key by right clicking and selecting delete. This should reset the site.
Safari
OS X before Lion:
Open a terminal by opening Finder and navigating to /Applications/Utilities. Then double click Terminal.
At the prompt, type the commands:
> cd ~/Library/Safari/LocalStorage
> ls
This will list all the files in the directory. Search for a file that has a similar format https_orgname.okta-admin.com_0.localstorage
Type the command:
> rm https_orgname.okta-admin.com_0.localstorage
OS X Lion or better:
Click on 'Finder'
On the top menu bar click on go and simultaneously hold down the option key and alt key. While you're holding the keys, select Library. In the list, select Safari -> Local Storage and find the Okta Org cookie to remove. It will have a similar format to https_orgname.okta-admin.com_0.localstorage
IE
The persistent.dat file, associated with the plugin, needs to be removed. To do this delete the appropriate .dat file:
Windows XP
<user_home_dir>\Local Settings\Application Data\Okta\IE Plugin\persistent_x86.dat
Windows 7
<user_home_dir>\AppData\LocalLow\Okta\IE Plugin\persistent_x86.dat
This should solve the issue.
Thank you!
Do you have suggestions for Microsoft Edge?
We are also all on Windows 10. So the file paths do not match.