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when i try to login in website which already have saved password if i click login, the firefox show a update password windows but i didn't update the password or changed the password, if see the password(which created by firefox in password window) it random letter and numbers. every time i login in some website it this issue comes. only after recent update i facing this issue. i am facing this issue in both android mobile, tablet and Windows version all are updated to till date.

when i try to login in website which already have saved password if i click login, the firefox show a update password windows but i didn't update the password or changed the password, if see the password(which created by firefox in password window) it random letter and numbers. every time i login in some website it this issue comes. only after recent update i facing this issue. i am facing this issue in both android mobile, tablet and Windows version all are updated to till date.
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Some websites use JavaScript to process the password in a way that causes Firefox to show the update dialog. This would overwrite the correct password. You can create a login block exception to prevent Firefox from showing this dialog. You can inspect and edit the password in Lockwise (about:logins) to ensure that the correct password is stored.

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Some websites use JavaScript to process the password in a way that causes Firefox to show the update dialog. This would overwrite the correct password. You can create a login block exception to prevent Firefox from showing this dialog. You can inspect and edit the password in Lockwise (about:logins) to ensure that the correct password is stored.

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Thanks for the help, i just started to face this issue 3 weeks back may the website is updated. i hope firefox developers will fix this issue in future..