Why there is chrome all over Firefox???
In- 1. Saved Logins 2. Page is not responding pop up 3. The URI thing above 4. many other places....
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Firefox uses the "chrome://" protocol to access its internal files and use chrome in other cases like userChrome.css (no relation with Google Chrome).
In saved Logins you can see a chrome item if you use Sync.
The chrome://FirefoxAccounts entry in the password manager stores the authentication data (kA and kB) in JSON format. The signedInUser.json file in the profile folder stores the sessionToken that is used once you have logged on successfully.
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Firefox uses the "chrome://" protocol to access its internal files and use chrome in other cases like userChrome.css (no relation with Google Chrome).
In saved Logins you can see a chrome item if you use Sync.
The chrome://FirefoxAccounts entry in the password manager stores the authentication data (kA and kB) in JSON format. The signedInUser.json file in the profile folder stores the sessionToken that is used once you have logged on successfully.
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hi, there are generally 2 parts to the browser: chrome & content that's where the reference to chrome is coming from - and it has been long existing before google introduced their browser with this name...
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