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reddalo ◴[] No.41911976[source]
Is it even safe to use browser-integrated password managers? I think they're so much easier to use than external solutions such as KeepassXC, but if it's so easy to decrypt their databases...
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1. mrweasel ◴[] No.41912021[source]
I never found a way to lock the password manager in Firefox with its own password. They probably aren't bad, but they are also way behind on features and general usability, as compared to standalone password managers.

If you have passwords that are used outside the browser, putting them into the browsers password manager, getting them out feels a little cumbersome.

Related to the tool: Why not just click the export button in Firefox?

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2. chungy ◴[] No.41912162[source]
Check "Use a Primary Password" in preferences.
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3. blibble ◴[] No.41913224[source]
reasonably certain this doesn't encrypt your cookies

which are in some cases better than your passwords (already passed 2FA, etc)