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#Firefox password manager code

Not using autofill or browser integration also helps in case there is some security issue in that, but I'm not sure how much that really helps (most browser bugs are aimed at running code on the host anyway) and how much it's just a nuisance. The Avira Password Manager browser extension can be added to Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Opera, and Edge. Whether a separate device is worth the hassle for you depends on how big you judge the risk for the accounts you'd store in there. Alternatively, you can also do the following to access the Firefox Password Manager: Click the Firefox Account icon in the toolbar. Keeper Password Manager and Digital Vault is a simple, streamlined way to protect your passwords and personal information anywhere you run Mozilla Firefox. Keylogging is not really possible on a phone unless you grant the offending app some very odd permissions. To manage your stored logins and passwords: Click the menu button to open the menu panel. I do think that if you want real security, you need to have the passwords on a separate device (for example on a phone) since malware has been known to keylog and steal password databases. I've heard of way more bugs in third party auto-fillers than in Firefox' own, but that notion is of course not scientific proof. It feels kinda icky because of how close the passwords are to every website I visit, but the convenience of having passwords auto-fill enables me to auto-delete cookies of most sites (reduced tracking without compromising on convenience) and not hesitate to use a strong password. Chrome/Chromium Firefox Safari Vivaldi Tor. Anybody using Firefox password manager that can comment on it? Is it considered safe enough? If youre using one of those browsers, use the Chrome/Chromium instructions.