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I've been using it since it was introduced. I no longer think about my passwords. Everytime I register in a new website, I just right-click -> generate secure p
by nunodonato 6y ago
I've been using it since it was introduced. I no longer think about my passwords. Everytime I register in a new website, I just right-click -> generate secure password, it auto-fills and saves it. One password for every website. Yes, they are stored remotely with Firefox Sync.
I just love this browser more and more
- chungy 6y agoSadly it doesn't really support customizing the generation. There have been plenty of sites I've found where the auto-generated password doesn't match requirements of the service.
- sfink 6y agoIt's worked for me to just manually edit the autogenerated password to add in the BS required.
- ufo 6y agoCan you use it as a password manager for things that are not websites as well? And is there a way to associate additional data together with the passwords, such as answers to security questions? Those were the two main things that made me use a separate password manager app in the first place.
- cerberusss 6y agoNo to both of these. There are only three fields, and they must all be filled in: URL, username, password. But suppose your bank is HSBC, you could, make up something like "securityquestion://www.hsbc.com", "mom's name", "Jane Doe".
- ufo 6y agoOh well, that's unfortunate. Thanks though.
- pricechild 6y agoI don't think so. If you go into the UI, bottom left is a button to "Create New Login". You get 3 fields: url, username & password. I think that's a fair choice though.
- ferdbold 6y agoExactly my use case, and why I haven't made the jump from Enpass even though I was excited about Lockwise.