Firefox Lockwise Isithangami Sokwesekwa

In the old password option i could make a list of all the sites on which i had used the same password how do i do the same with Lockwise. If a password has been breached then this option is neede so i can easilty decide which sites need updating with a new password

I recently updated my Firefox on Linux to 70.0.1 and now it does not show up my saved logins. I tried installing Lockwise and Firefox Mobile on iOS. On my mobile phone previously saved logins are present, while on my desktop are not.

On phone (Android): Lots of usernames and passwords. Logged in to Firefox. Syncs. I did a manual sync.

On desktop: logged in to Firefox (the same account) Sync is on. No passwords.

You just click your icon, click Logins and passwords, and boom everything shows up un-encrypted. Seems very loose. I wish the security was better like on the Lockwise app where you have to ID every now and then to access the passwords wallet. I wish the password was shared between both platform too (why set a master password on desktop and another one for the app?).

Running Firefox 76.0.1 on a MacBook Pro Running MacOS Mojave 10.14.6. Update to 76.0.1 happened 5/8/2020 5/10/2020 When I wanted to Reveal or Copy a password in Lockwise it gave me a pop-up asking for a password before it would reveal it From the research that I have done it appears to be asking for the system password but it is not accepting that. It is also not accepting my Firefox password

For the first time Firefox Lockwise asked me for a password. I entered the password that I have kept a secure copy of, but Lockwise refused my password and has locked me out of all my 138 passwords. I am working on my own PC. Every time prior to this it has opened up and let me access any passwords I needed. What can I do... My Privacy and Security settings does not have the Master Password ticked, so I don't understand why it is suddenly doing this and I have read articles for 2 hours and nowhere does it help.

I have read the support articles and they don't seem to apply to my issue. I have the key4.json file and can't find an older profile folder to copy from. This is extremely frustrating and any help is appreciated.

JB

Hello, I've since yesterday a problem with Firefox Lockwise. The problem is that Firefox Lockwise doesn't want to display the passwords, I stored in Firefox Lockwise

When generating a password on a site which requires symbols to be used, Lockwise does not generate a password that uses symbols. The "Suggest and generate strong passwords" option is checked on the options panel. Yet after several attempts the generator does not automatically inject symbols into the password. It is suggested and well known that strong passwords contain symbols. Therefore one would assume that your generator would generate passwords containing them. This is apparently not the case. I need Lockwise to generate stronger passwords that include symbols. Is this something that can be fixed in Lockwise? Or, is this something where I will need to put these in myself, or correct manually? If the latter is the case, I will just use a better master password manager/generator, which would be more inconvenient. I would rather stick with Lockwise! Please advise.

I installed Lockwise on my desktop PC. If I want to open Lockwise, Firefox will show "moz-extension://409360d6-ad10-497b-8030-c54a89be8cbf/list/manage.html" in the address bar, but the browser window will remain completely empty (white). What am I doing wrong? How can I manage my passwords in FIrefox? Are they lost, if I deinstall Lockwise again – as It worries me that it's not going as smoothly as it was promised?

Whenever I try to add email for Eventbrite username FF will not remember it. Have tried manually creating a new Login using Lockwise. However as soon as I enter the full URL it shortens it back to the root. And as such will not store the email string. Pretty frustrating. Have tried deleting all the other email addresses that are available in this field from historic autofill. No joy

Any thoughts?

Hello, All of my saved logins and passwords disappeared just two days before. When I open the firefox>xxx.default directory, I could see logins.json.corrupt and logins.json-1.corrupt.

If you could please let me know how to recover my logins and passwords, I would highly appreciate it.

I had Firefox on my Mobile Phone. i linked it to my account. Firefox started acting up, it wouldn't close and kept running in the background when it did close. So, i uninstalled it. i was going to reinstall it the next day.

While on my PC i noticed my usernames and passwords weren't showing up on log-in pages. I checked in Firefox logins & passwords, there is nothing there. I had thousands of usernames and passwords stored there.

Why were they deleted when i uninstalled Firefox Android app? Is there anyway to get them back?

Thanks

I would like to enter my passwords by myself. Unfortunately it is not possible to remove the tick in the prefferences. It is grey, sorry the screenshot is in german. Zugangangsdaten means log in

why is it light grey? I can not deinstall lockwise, I can not suppress storing data! I don't want that any of my datas are stored... I use the private browser tab at default.

Thanx for support Oliver

I updated firefox to the latest version after realizing that all the 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! Also in lockwise options I don't have the "export logins" command but only "import ...", why?

Hello,

it would be very nice, when I could sort Firefox Lockwise entries by user name. A lot of websites are using email addresses as user name. So it would be helpful in context with Firefox Monitor to check my compromised accounts.

Best regards,

Thomas

I do not know what is the procedure Lockwise uses for generating passwords, but I find quite odd that, coming twice on the same website, the password generator suggests me two identical "random" passwords.

Concretely, I have two Twitter accounts (with both my pair of login/password saved in Lockwise), and I decided to change those passwords with more robust randomly generated passwords. When I change the password of my first account, I ask for a random password ; I repeat the process with my second account, and get proposed the very *same* password. I precise that I observed this on other websites than Twitter.

I feel like this should not happen, and seems a huge security breach. Could it be that the seed used by the generator relies only on the website name...?

open Firefox >> go to login and passwords section >> you will see new lockwise view.

In this view you will get all of your saved passwords with asterisk '****' (banks, email IDs etc). Now don't enter the master password even if you are prompted to do so. select any site for which you want to look up the password for. then open inspect element and search for password field( there will appear 15 searches. go to seventh search) change the type "password" to "text"

here you have cracked the saved password without even entering master password.

Hence it is the biggest blunder of firefox