In Firefox 70 and later Lockwise is a builtin component and that is why the Lockwise extension is disabled. The Lockwise extension is only compatible with Firefox 67-69 and is automatically disabled. You can remove this extension if you installed it in a previous Firefox version. Lockwise in Firefox 70+ is accessed via the about:logins page.

Great! Thanks! I misunderstood that Lockwise is now built-in and the add-on is no longer necessary. Thanks for the clarification.

How can I disable the build-in Lockwise? It's way too slow and is a disaster for my workflow.. I have 1 few thousand login's that it displayes before I can select the top one.. jeezz

It is currently still possible to disable Lockwise and revert to the legacy Password Manager by clearing this pref on the about:config page (i.e. remove the current about:logins value).

• signon.management.overrideURI = <leave blank>

You can reset the pref to get Lockwise back, useful if you want to add a username and password yourself or otherwise store some extra data (there is no description field).

My problem was fixed by setting: signon.includeOtherSubdomainsInLookup to false in about:config

@ shaun6

So your problem was about Firefox populating the list of login choices in the drop-down list shown of a login form on web pages. That wasn't clear for me from your above posted reply.

That isn't a problem with Lockwise, but rather a problem with a new feature that was added to show logins from other domains.

• https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/71.0/releasenotes/