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Password Manager Lockwise vs. Old

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Showing all passwords in a list view as it was in the old password manager was really helpful. I tried to install this: http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic.php?f=38&t=3062276

But unfortunately with the newest Firefox 84 it is not working anymore. I get an error message.

Is there any other possibility to reactivate the old password manager? There are countless of people and threads on the internet wanting this feature back. Mozilla made a step backwards here unfortunately.

Thank you for your help!

Showing all passwords in a list view as it was in the old password manager was really helpful. I tried to install this: http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic.php?f=38&t=3062276 But unfortunately with the newest Firefox 84 it is not working anymore. I get an error message. Is there any other possibility to reactivate the old password manager? There are countless of people and threads on the internet wanting this feature back. Mozilla made a step backwards here unfortunately. Thank you for your help!

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All happy with the new password manager?

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Password managers are not only available for firefox and are solved when the computer software is reloaded I had this problem myself once... I do NOT recommend firefox password manager because of the above reasons. Rather use other alternatives: - KeePass1 - KeePass2 - Dashlane - ...

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timo16 schrieb

Password managers are not only available for firefox and are solved when the computer software is reloaded I had this problem myself once... I do NOT recommend firefox password manager because of the above reasons. Rather use other alternatives: - KeePass1 - KeePass2 - Dashlane - ...

What exactly do you mean?