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Kuaave

I use the master password in firefox to protect my logins.

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I have noticed that even if I get the password wrong I am able to access sites and have my password supplied by Firefox. I have been using Firefox for years and really like it and have it syncing between my various computers (Desktop, laptop, laptop VM, phone).

I have noticed that even if I get the password wrong I am able to access sites and have my password supplied by Firefox. I have been using Firefox for years and really like it and have it syncing between my various computers (Desktop, laptop, laptop VM, phone).

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If you get the Master Password wrong, Firefox's password manager should not fill login forms. If you can get into sites even without entering the Master Password, it's possible a cookie is keeping you logged in. As a check, you could log out of the site, then test again whether Firefox will log you in if you don't correctly enter the Master Password.