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leegold3
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Since thete is no primary password on FF mobile Android. Other then using a global type lock on my phone, what are ways to keep my saved FF logins safe? I heard of something called lockbox or lockwise but don't see that option anywhere. Are the apps that can seamlessly work with FF?

Also is there someway to see a forum vs. being abstracted awaywith this gui? Or is there no forum access?

Thanks.

Since thete is no primary password on FF mobile Android. Other then using a global type lock on my phone, what are ways to keep my saved FF logins safe? I heard of something called lockbox or lockwise but don't see that option anywhere. Are the apps that can seamlessly work with FF? Also is there someway to see a forum vs. being abstracted awaywith this gui? Or is there no forum access? Thanks.

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Paul
Paul
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Hi

Firefox Lockwise is a discontinued and unsupported product that Mozilla sunset a few years ago.

It is not possible to access the full list of saved user credentials without using the lockscreen password.

I am not aware of apps of a type that you mention.

We use the term Forum, in that when looking for help, you are presented with other user questions.