how firefox saves passwords is retarded because anyone using your computer could find out what passwords you are using by going to settings and typing in saved passwords.it shows the passwords to all your accountsif someone logs into his email on your computer, you can find out his password this way
>>101917379Use master password you absolute fucking retard
>>101917379>if someone logs into his email on your computer, you can find out his password this wayBut said person wouldn't choose to save his password in my browser, would he?
>>101917379why are other people using your Personal Computer
>>101917379Are you not aware of computers having the ability for multiple user accounts? And that you don't need to use an administrator account for everything?
>>101917379>firefoxlol this is the same in every password manager incl. Chrome, Apple Keychain, etc
>>101917430i am not using an administrator accountfirefox saves your passwords automatically every time you log in to some website
>>101917379>if i keep my passwords saved in the browser, then my browser stores the passwordAll browsers do that.Making it unaccessible in the UI would change nothing, cause they are still stored in some files anyone can access>but muh system wallet secret service thingythose are all-or-nothing, any app that can access it, sees everything that is inside it, like your browser sees your wifi passwordIt's all a scam.Use a password manager like KeePassXC with its browser extension that only gives out the password of the website the browser requests it for.
>>101917486>firefox saves your passwords automatically every time you log in to some websiteno it doesn't, it asks you if you want to save the password
>>101917379Why are chrometards like this ?
>>101917379Yes it's stupidWe should have normalized secure methods of password based auth decades ago, but instead the security tards gave us email login links, password managers, SMS bullshit, authentication apps, and token generators. What a mess.
>>101918412firefox has built-in password manager, you just enable 'master password' and now all your passwords are encryptedliterally all browsers that store your passwords can't store them encrypted otherwise they wouldn't be able to read them or securely store the key (chrome also does this)
>>101918412what>secure methods of password based authare you thinking about?Having a password manager - so one password that will then insert a saved random password - is the best we can get.Even if you would have a PGP key based authentification, it would still be the same workflow: Enter one password and it sends a text.
