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Hide Copy password dialog

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Hello!

I have a question: How can I hide Copy password dialog (right click on saved item) from FireFox Settings\Security\Password Manager window. Can I do it in userChrome.css?

Thanks gmacio

p.s.: Sorry for my english

Hello! I have a question: How can I hide Copy password dialog (right click on saved item) from FireFox Settings\Security\Password Manager window. Can I do it in userChrome.css? Thanks gmacio p.s.: Sorry for my english

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The two entries in the right-click context menu have these ids:

#context-copyusername
#context-copypassword

So it shouldn't be difficult to remove them with code in userChrome.css

#context-copypassword { display:none!important; }

Note this if you aren't using a Master Password then this won't really help. If you do use a Master Password then accessing the passwords would still be possible once you have logged on to the software security device (i.e. you have entered the MP when prompted). That Firefox asks to enter the MP another time is only to make it more difficult, but is not actually required.

You can cancel a MP prompt to get you logged off and block access to the names and passwords.

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The two entries in the right-click context menu have these ids:

#context-copyusername
#context-copypassword

So it shouldn't be difficult to remove them with code in userChrome.css

#context-copypassword { display:none!important; }

Note this if you aren't using a Master Password then this won't really help. If you do use a Master Password then accessing the passwords would still be possible once you have logged on to the software security device (i.e. you have entered the MP when prompted). That Firefox asks to enter the MP another time is only to make it more difficult, but is not actually required.

You can cancel a MP prompt to get you logged off and block access to the names and passwords.

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That's it! Thank you!

G