Firefox doesn't have such a feature. It's provided by the ProCon Latte Content Filter add-on that you installed.

• https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/procon-latte/

1. Open your Firefox profile folder.
   • Profiles - Where Firefox stores your bookmarks, passwords and other user data
2. In the Firefox window, click the ≡ Menu Button, then the Power Symbol to exit Firefox.
3. Back in the file manager window, create a backup copy of the prefs.js file.
4. Open prefs.js in a text editor.
5. Find and delete the line that looks like this:
   • user_pref("extensions.procon.general.password", "a string of letters and numbers here");
6. Save the file. If you're using TextEdit, be sure to save as plain text. By default, TextEdit saves as a rich text document, which is inappropriate.

Hi Gingerbread Man, Thank you for the reply. I followed your instructions and deleted that line; however it is still asking for a password. When we try to go to a certain site, it pops up and says this is blocked due to policy restrictions. It gives you the option of selecting "Allow this site" "Temp allow this site." But when we click on one, it asks for a password. (I cannot remember the password I set) When you said save as plain text - it didn't give me an option, it just saved it.

Any clues?

Thank you!

Use the Reset Firefox feature to discard all your add-ons and preferences. Then reinstall the Procon Latte add-on and reconfigure it from its Preferences button in the Add-ons Manager.

• Refresh Firefox - reset add-ons and settings

That fixed it. Thank you so much :)