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> Does the new Firefox have a password sync feature like Chrome's? It's had that for years, and I'm yet to have a problem with it. > As an aside, one silly th
by ikurei 9y ago
> Does the new Firefox have a password sync feature like Chrome's?
It's had that for years, and I'm yet to have a problem with it.
> As an aside, one silly thing that tarnished Mozilla's brand for me was the treatment of Brendan Eich. I may not agree with his donation of money but I think impinging on his rights is a far more fundamental immorality than what he was accused of.
I can't decide if what they did was wrong or not, but I'm not totally comfortable with that issue either... no person or company is perfect though.
- skellera 9y agoDoes it still allow you to see the password in the settings? I think that’s a not so great idea. I remember messing with friends by getting their saved passwords.
- tokenizerrr 9y agoYes. The same as Chrome. As it should be. If they weren't in the UI, you could just extract them from the browser's data files or process memory. All that preventing access does is annoy users and give them a false sense of security.
- andrewaylett 9y agoIf you set a master password, you need to type it again to see the saved passwords.