Primary (master) password appears to be corrupted

Windows 10 -


At a loss here: My primary password appears to be corrupted

- it rejects my correct information

- the enter-your-user-name-password dialog is showing up, seemingly, whenever it wants to -- open a new webpage, it shows up; attempting to open a password-protected WordPerfect doc, it shows up; etc., etc.

- Can't reset the primary password because it requires logging-on using that same password


Would like to just remove it, since it's proving to be a pointless process.


How does one delete a corrupted password process?


Thanks for any information. Appreciated.

Thank you for your response.

There are many (most of the) websites that I visit that do not need a log-in password -- but the dialog just keeps popping up repeatedly as if they did. Whatever that's about . . .

The Primary (master) password is a Firefox setting. Going to Settings / Passwords, the dialog again pops up (seems to be every time I hit ENTER) and that means I can't even get into the settings to make any changes.

Again, thank you for responding.