Add-ons
QuickPasswords 3.10 Requires Restart
by Realraven (Axel Grude)
Retrieve your Passwords the quick way! Never retype or display your secure passwords on screen anymore - put the password where you need it - the login form or the clipboard.
Now also includes SSO change (multi-domain pw) and Backup + Restore.
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About this Add-on
This Addon will not work from Firefox version 57 as both access to XPCOM interfaces and XUL will be disabled. If there are any developers who would like to port this into something using the new web extensions technology please contact me using the support site. For users - you can use Firefox ESR 52 for the next couple of month or switch to Firefox Pale Moon, or alternatively find another addon to carry out the missing functionality.
Instead of displaying password in readable form like a few other extensions, this nifty toolbar button jumps to the password manager at 1 click and allows you to log one with another. Or select a username / password + copy it to the clipboard with 2 more clicks. If you compare this to the standard way, its much easier & faster.
There is also a very handy way of bulk-changing passwords using the built in domain / original password filtering. A brilliant time saver for those who use large corporate web sites and have to reset their password on dozens of sites regularly.
I was always annoyed by the fact that the Password Manage displays not just one Password but a whole list - this extension removes the need to display any password on screen, and gets rid of the inconvenient "typing off screen". Now your passwords can be as complicated and secure as you always wanted!
Also, it fills in the domain name into the filter so you don't have to look quite so hard. Especially useful for developers who have to work a lot with login pages and different test profiles.
If you work a lot with passwords (who doesn't?) be sure to check out the awesome Saved Password Editor it is quite a good addition and fully compatible with QuickPasswords.
Instead of displaying password in readable form like a few other extensions, this nifty toolbar button jumps to the password manager at 1 click and allows you to log one with another. Or select a username / password + copy it to the clipboard with 2 more clicks. If you compare this to the standard way, its much easier & faster.
There is also a very handy way of bulk-changing passwords using the built in domain / original password filtering. A brilliant time saver for those who use large corporate web sites and have to reset their password on dozens of sites regularly.
I was always annoyed by the fact that the Password Manage displays not just one Password but a whole list - this extension removes the need to display any password on screen, and gets rid of the inconvenient "typing off screen". Now your passwords can be as complicated and secure as you always wanted!
Also, it fills in the domain name into the filter so you don't have to look quite so hard. Especially useful for developers who have to work a lot with login pages and different test profiles.
If you work a lot with passwords (who doesn't?) be sure to check out the awesome Saved Password Editor it is quite a good addition and fully compatible with QuickPasswords.
