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Firefox Lockwise
Firefox Lockwise is a password manager from Mozilla, the makers of Firefox. It’s an app for iPhone and Android that gives you access to passwords you’ve saved to Firefox.

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Alternatives


The best alternatives to Firefox Lockwise are: LastPass, 1Password, KeePass, Bitwarden, Dashlane



Latest news about Firefox Lockwise


2020. Firefox gets a better password manager



Mozilla has released version 76 of its Firefox browser, introducing an enhanced password manager feature. With the updated Firefox Lockwise, users will now be prompted to enter their device password when attempting to copy and paste credentials from the "Logins and Passwords" page within the browser. Once the device password is confirmed, users can view and copy their credentials for a duration of five minutes. This additional layer of security makes it more challenging for unauthorized individuals to access password-protected websites, particularly on shared computers. Moreover, Lockwise now provides alerts for vulnerable passwords that have been compromised in known breaches, along with warnings if a website you frequent has experienced a breach where your logins and passwords may have been stolen. Furthermore, Lockwise's password generator feature has been expanded to support more websites and can assist in generating random combinations of 12 letters, numbers, and symbols for stronger password creation.




2019. Mozilla launched free password manager - Firefox Lockbox


Mozilla has introduced a new password manager called Lockbox, which is specifically designed for Firefox users who prefer using alternative browsers on their iPhone and Android devices. The Firefox Lockbox mobile app allows users to conveniently access their stored logins from their mobile devices, directly from their Firefox browser. Although the app is not as feature-rich as popular password managers like 1Password, Dashlane, or LastPass, it provides a simple solution for accessing stored logins. Some common features found in other password managers, such as the ability to add, edit, or delete passwords, suggest complex passwords, or alert users about potentially compromised passwords resulting from data breaches, are not yet available in Lockbox. However, the significant advantage of Lockbox is that it is free to use. For Firefox browser users, it serves as a more secure alternative to storing passwords in an unprotected notepad app, for example. Additionally, users can choose to enable Lockbox as an Autofill service, enhancing its usability.