Firefox Lockwise Isithangami Sokwesekwa

So Firefox told me it was taking a very long time to start and recommended that I do a refresh procedure. It said that 3rd party addons would be deleted, UI customization would go back to defaults, but things like my bookmarks would remain. At no point did it say that it would also kill my Lockwise login/password list data. So what I reckon, is that data still exists somewhere but has either been renamed to something like my_logins_old so it's not getting called up, or Lockview has created a new blank list and named it something like my_logins_02 and the program specifies to use the variable list with the label having the highest integer value. If the program tells it to void all variables under whatever label is being used and the data is just gone... well that seems like some pretty irresponsible programming and somebody should be ashamed of how badly they code.

logins and passwords had been canceled in lockwise (not by me), I tried to follow the instructions to recover them but it was not possible, lost forever I am 70 half blind and do not know how to fix this everyday i have to put in passwords JUST WHAT IS GOING ON IN THE PAST FIREFOX WAS SO GOOD AT KEEPING PASSWORD NOW A TRUE NIGHT MARE

Firefox info says I need my AGE on my FF account details to fully operate Lockwise. Cannot find anywhere to enter my AGE in account details. Please help.

PS Not so- 'Helpful Tip!', what does 'follow through' mean in non jargon terms? What do I do?

Looking at the alerts section in Firefox Lockwise, I see website breaches. Clearly the idea here is to change passwords that have been compromised. However the information is incorrect (and duplicated for each login) which risks wasting a load of time.

What I'm seeing is for each login, the site that has been breached, username and password. Then dates for created, modified and used. The problem is that these dates do not match the password date. For example, I'm looking right now at a password I changed a couple of weeks ago but it is showing a created date from several years ago.

What it seems to be doing is capturing my passwords as I use them (I'm not sure why it's doing that to start with) and displaying the most recent one in these older alerts.

I ended up changing several passwords before I caught the pattern.

This seems like a bug to me but I'm hesitant to just delete them all in case there's an actual breach in there.

Any ideas?