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Getting started with Firefox Lockwise

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Sync passwords saved in Firefox with your app logins on Android.
Use Firefox Lockbox to sync passwords saved in Firefox with your app logins on Android or iOS.

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Firefox Lockbox syncs passwords from the browser so you can use them to easily sign in to your apps on Android and iOS. {note}'''Before you begin:''' Sign up for a free [https://www.mozilla.org/firefox/accounts/ Firefox Account] if you don't already have one.{/note} __TOC__ =Sync your logins in Firefox= ==Firefox desktop== #[[Template:fx29menu]] #Click on your Firefox Account to open the Sync preferences. If you're logged out, you will need to sign in first by clicking {menu Sign in to Sync}. #In the ''Sync Settings'', put a check mark next to '''Logins''': #;[[Image:logins sync]] ==Firefox for Android== #Tap the menu button [[Template:AndroidMenuLocation]] and select {menu Settings} [[Template:AndroidMore]]. #Tap on your Firefox Account to open the Sync settings (you may need to sign in first.) #Put a check mark next to '''Logins'''. {/for} ==Firefox for iOS== #[[Template:iosmenu]] #[[Template:settingsios]] #Tap your Firefox Account to open ''Manage Account & Devices''.(You might need to sign in first). #Make sure ''Logins'' is enabled. =Install Firefox Lockbox= #Install Firefox Lockbox from Google Play (Android) and/or the App Store (iOS). #Click the {button Get started} and follow the prompts to log in to your Firefox Account. Lockbox will start syncing your Firefox logins from your other devices. =Enable auto-fill= Firefox Lockbox can enter your login details automatically on apps if you enable this feature, so you don't have to keep entering them. First, you have to enable autofill on your phone. ==Android== #Tap the Firefox Lockbox menu. #Tap {menu Settings}. #Toggle the switch on next to {menu Autofill}. #Select {menu Lockbox} in the ''Autofill service'' menu. ==iOS== #Open the Settings app on your phone. #Tap {menu Passwords & Accounts}. #Tap {menu AutoFill Passwords} #Select Lockbox. #Deselect {menu iCloud Keychain}.
[https://lockbox.firefox.com/ Firefox Lockbox] syncs passwords from the browser so you can use them to easily sign in to your apps on Android and iOS. {note}'''Before you begin:''' Sign up for a free [https://www.mozilla.org/firefox/accounts/ Firefox Account] if you don't already have one.{/note} __TOC__ =Sync your logins in Firefox= ==Firefox desktop== #[[Template:fx29menu]] #Click on your Firefox Account to open the Sync preferences. If you're logged out, you will need to sign in first by clicking {menu Sign in to Sync}. #In the ''Sync Settings'', put a check mark next to '''Logins''': #;[[Image:logins sync]] ==Firefox for Android== #Tap the menu button [[Template:AndroidMenuLocation]] and select {menu Settings} [[Template:AndroidMore]]. #Tap on your Firefox Account to open the Sync settings (you may need to sign in first.) #Put a check mark next to '''Logins'''. {/for} ==Firefox for iOS== #[[Template:iosmenu]] #[[Template:settingsios]] #Tap your Firefox Account to open ''Manage Account & Devices''.(You might need to sign in first). #Make sure ''Logins'' is enabled. =Install Firefox Lockbox= #Install Firefox Lockbox from Google Play (Android) and/or the App Store (iOS). #Click the {button Get started} and follow the prompts to log in to your Firefox Account. Lockbox will start syncing your Firefox logins from your other devices. =Enable auto-fill= Firefox Lockbox can enter your login details automatically on apps if you enable this feature, so you don't have to keep entering them. First, you have to enable autofill on your phone. ==Android== #Tap the Firefox Lockbox menu. #Tap {menu Settings}. #Toggle the switch on next to {menu Autofill}. #Select {menu Lockbox} in the ''Autofill service'' menu. ==iOS== #Open the Settings app on your phone. #Tap {menu Passwords & Accounts}. #Tap {menu AutoFill Passwords} #Select Lockbox. #Deselect {menu iCloud Keychain}.

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