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Shock! Firefox is insafe too! Call the presses, write the blogs! Go to any page where browser (Chrome or Firefox) pre-fills password. Click on the password, cl
by runn1ng 13y ago
Shock! Firefox is insafe too! Call the presses, write the blogs!
Go to any page where browser (Chrome or Firefox) pre-fills password. Click on the password, click on "inspect element", change the type of the form input from "password" to, say, "pasword". You just broke the internet security.
- rorrr2 13y agoFirefox does have a master password.
- MLR 13y agoI really, really wish there was some way to set it so it wouldn't access your cookies or something unless you put in the master password. Always seemed like a bit of a flaw that while you can't log in to other sites or view the passwords, you could still access any sites you were already logged in to.
- rorrr2 13y agoWell, websites control their cookies, so it's up to them to determine how secure they want to be. They can even encrypt them if they wanted to.
- masklinn 13y agoNo, browsers control their cookies. MLR's point is the ability to password-protect cookies reading and sending, to prevent third-parties from being able to use your account on site you're already logged in
- runn1ng 13y agoOh. That is, actually, pretty nice.
- garethadams 13y agoFor completeness (I assume the answer is yes, but since you weren't clear): Does FireFox have a corresponding settings page with the list of all of the pages it knows a password for?
- padenot 13y agoYes: preference, security, saved password, show passwords. You can set a master password, though.
- martinml 13y agoYes: http://images.techhive.com/images/article/2013/05/firefox_security_saved_passwords-100038558-orig.png http://images.techhive.com/images/article/2013/05/firefox_se...
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