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removing in bulk other peoples passwords from my machine.

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Itsune9tl
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Where do I locate the list of saved passwords in Firefox? The current password manager (Firelock) only allows me to remove passwords one at a time.

I have over 1000 passwords on my machine 90% of them are not mine.

So please tell me where the file for saved password is om my machine so I can either delete the list completely, and start it again, or so that I can edit it with a text Editor.

This is not a Chrome machine.

Where do I locate the list of saved passwords in Firefox? The current password manager (Firelock) only allows me to remove passwords one at a time. '''I have over 1000 passwords on my machine 90% of them are not mine. ''' So please tell me where the file for saved password is om my machine so I can either delete the list completely, and start it again, or so that I can edit it with a text Editor. This is not a Chrome machine.

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cor-el
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The logins are stored in JSON format in logins.json in the Firefox profile folder. You can remove this file to reset all logins.

You can export the logins to a CSV file in Lockwise and edit this file and re-import this file in Lockwise.

You likely need to set signon.management.page.fileImport.enabled = true on the about:config page to be able to import the logins.

You can open the about:config page via the location/address bar. You can click the button to "Accept the Risk and Continue".