Ever since seeing how easy it is to get ahold of a list of passwords from a pc (I've done it multiple times when I'm fixing some dipshit's pc and don't feel like continuously asking them to type a password), I have become weary of password protection. I've been using Firefox' "master password" option, but there are countless articles and yt videos on external applications like KeyPass, etc. Is there something I don't know about Firefox' "master password" option? Or is it just for people that want to use chrome?
>>57994961
The time with come when you need to use a different browser or computer and you won't have a clue what the password is.
That's the only downside I can think of really.
>>57995025
Alright, in that case im currently good, and when I know I'll need a different browser I'll just copy the password list.
Firefox's password functionality doesn't have much use outside of the browser; KeePass is useful for all sorts of passwords e.g. Wi-Fi, bank PIN, PIN on that lock that you never use, etc.
>>57995091
alright, so for people unlike me who can't remember their wifi passwords or bank pin or have responsibilities
>>57994961
Firefox master password should be ok.
Technically maybe it's not as good as dedicated password programs (it certainly has less features), but I didn't see an legit claims that it's broken/unsafe or anything.