![]() ![]() When a password is saved in Firefox, visiting the login page will automatically fill in the login details on the form and the password is normally hidden under asterisks/bullets. Since Firefox is one of the most used web browser today, let us take a look at how safe is the password manager by trying to reveal the password saved in Firefox and also the possibility of bypassing, resetting or cracking the master password. ![]() The only question we need to ask is how secure the password manager because a hacker gaining access to your password manager is probably as bad as you using the same password. Other than convenience, a password manager also allows you to use a unique password for every different account which is so much safer. Every web browser comes with a password manager that lets you save the password that you used to login to a website so that there is no need to manually type the username and password each time you want to login.
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