Open the Password Manager and make sure everything is as it should be. The 'wrong' password, is it for a different login? Use the search box and make sure there are no other logins listed for that site.

Remove all login data for that site and after, save the data again.

"Open the Password Manager and make sure everything is as it should be." As stated in the original post I already checked the login from password manager and in firefox passwords section its called "Lockwise"

"The 'wrong' password, is it for a different login?" Each login has its own unique email address and password individually. There are no duplicate logins with the same information like ID: 123@abc.net Password 123 (01/21/2020) and ID: 123@abc.net Password 123 (01 21/2019) Its populating the wrong password altogether on some sites.

Additionally Now it seems that the multiple logins from the same website are forcing password resets on those logins For instance using the same reference ID: 123@abc.net and the password has never been anything else other then 123 is now causing the security on the site to send a "After detecting potentially suspicious activity associated with your EA Account, we reset the password to protect your personal information"

Ok and how awesome is it that Lockwise seems to be the cause of these issues and support ended for it on 12/13/2021. I think its time to switch to a new default browser. I cant have all these issues and this seems to be a repeated one as I have posted previous issues identical to this one before on the EA site. On my bank sites theres no issues but it seems this EA site and Firefox are a serious problem