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Hi, what are the steps for setting up a passkey for Android firefox. I've set one up on my laptop for google and need to do the same for my phone but can't find detailed steps.

Thanks, Chuck J

For the testing I use the old proof of concept: https://www.xn--80ak6aa92e.com/

And the browser is showing apple.com

I have network.IDN_show_punycode switched to true.

Firefox Android requires my device password in order to view saved passwords, which suggests that passwords are encrypted at rest. However, it can also autofill passwords in webpages without requiring a device password to be entered. This suggests that passwords are unencrypted, at least while the phone is unlocked? (Unsure if device lock state matters.)

I'm wondering, at an app-data level, when are passwords encrypted vs unencrypted?

(Normally Android apps' data are hidden from other processes in secure containers, but certain privileged processes (e.g. especially on a rooted device) can still access this app data. So, I'm wondering if decrypted password data is ever stored in the app's data folder, or does decryption happen exclusively in-memory, or am I misunderstanding it and there's a secret third explanation?)

Hello,i would like to ask about your "Dark web monitoring tool" that checks if an email/password is leaked. 1) is it avalible directly from the web without downloading anything? 2)Is it free too? 3) i don't know if your ad-blocker blocks all trackers&ads like Brave does. But is it better than Brave? 4)I mawy be wrong if i'm wrong please correct me but your browser have a "Dark web monitoring " tool that checks for leaked email adress/passwords?

A e Mail hacked pushing fishing illegally my Accounts changed passwords a [expletive] Hacker [email address] hacked me and my Password i Not come INSIDE please helped my Account [email address]

I have received the following message: "We've spotted a new security breach: Search results for your ld@***.co.uk account have detected that your email may have been exposed. We recommend you act now to resolve this breach." Sender was Firefox Monitor: breach-alerts@mozilla.com. Not sure if this is a scam, but also not sure HOW I should act to resolve this breach, if it is legitimate. Can anyone help me?

I wanted to urge you to make a Mozilla email system that does not track us, that is secure, and does not sell our info. I am tired of Google and have been hearing of many unethical things they are doing. It would be nice to have a Mozilla email with the Relay built in. I would even pay for it too. Something like $3-4 per month.

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Is there a way on Firefox for android to use my fingerprint to authenticate my login to a website? I have a galaxy s22 and am using Firefox version 106.1.0. Right now I just go to the webpage and it lets me select a username and password to log in and I would rather it ask me for a fingerprint before letting me just log in.

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In privacy settings, is the date/time shown the last active, or last signed in? I already signed him out, but knowing if it was active 10 months ago or if he's had access for 10 months is a huge difference.

Thanks in advance.

Went to sync FF with my Android - Samsung S21. Everything came up in Russian Cyrillic and also email to my desktop in Russian! All my equipment is set by default to US English!!!