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Also how, say, firefox's password manager compares. I've tried to look up technical comparisons before but found them unconvincing (making clearly outdated or
by nebulous1 4y ago
Also how, say, firefox's password manager compares. I've tried to look up technical comparisons before but found them unconvincing (making clearly outdated or incorrect claims). You can get the standalone managers compared to each other, but the non-standalones are missing.
- rtev 4y agoI do know the answer to this - Firefox is not an acceptable alternative to a strong password manager. Local admin can dump any passwords from Firefox, and I think a user can even dump their own passwords from Firefox on windows and Linux.
- nebulous1 4y agoThey do have a "primary password" these days which I believe encrypts the locally stored passwords and the locally stored sync key.
- smallerfish 4y agoI don't think that matters. Local admin can also install a rootkit or a keylogger. Physical/admin access is game over no matter what you use.