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All passwords in "about:logins" (in the Firefox address bar) appear as "Used" on the same (past) day. It was not me. How is this possible?

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All passwords in "about:logins" (in the Firefox address bar) appear as "Used" on the same (past) day. It was not me. How is this possible? On that day I changed the Linux distribution on my computer from Ubuntu to a different one, could this be related?

All passwords in "about:logins" (in the Firefox address bar) appear as "Used" on the same (past) day. It was not me. How is this possible? On that day I changed the Linux distribution on my computer from Ubuntu to a different one, could this be related?

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I forgot to mention that so far I could not identify any website which was really accessed on that day using my passwords. For instance, some Google accounts say I did not logged in that day, although about:logins in Firefox says the password was "Used" .