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Could we lose passwords on all devices in Firefox if we cannot reme our master password on one device, but hav no master password on another device for Firefox?

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If we cannot remember our Firefox master password on one device, but have no master password on another device for Firefox, would we lose all of our Firefox passwords on all devices?

If we cannot remember our Firefox master password on one device, but have no master password on another device for Firefox, would we lose all of our Firefox passwords on all devices?

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If the Master Password is set on one device in a sync, it is likely set on all of them. No harm in trying, however.


https://support.mozilla.org/kb/Forgot+my+master+password Resetting your master password will remove all of your saved usernames and passwords. This is a security feature.


In the event that the passwords information is lost, you should record all information in a separate text file somewhere else on your hard drive, or written down. You can easily copy and paste if you need to do so. If you are concerned about someone else looking at that file, you can compress it using a password.


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TheNOLArtist said

If we cannot remember our Firefox master password on one device, but have no master password on another device for Firefox, would we lose all of our Firefox passwords on all devices?

The first answer made an assumption that Sync was involved ...


No. One device using the Master Password feature isn't going to touch the Logins on any other devices. Each device operates independently of all other devices, unless you have all 3 running Sync.


As far as Sync goes, if you are even using Sync, you can't synchronize Logins data on three devices unless they are all using the Master Password feature. Or they all aren't using a Master Password.

The Master Password feature will only Sync "like devices" as far as Logins data is concerned. All other data classes, as set in Options /Preferences per device will Sync, though. IOW, Bookmarks, Synced Tabs, History,, etc will, get synchronized regardless of the Master Password feature being used, or not.