Browser Password Managers
This cluster debates the merits of built-in browser password managers (e.g., Chrome, Firefox) versus dedicated third-party tools like Bitwarden or 1Password, covering recommendations, security, autofill, and cross-browser sync.
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Browser based password managers solve this.
Chromes built in password manager handles this fine.
Same with Chrome actually. Your best bet is to use a proper password manager that integrates well.
If you have a password manager synced across browsers, like chrome or firefox's builtin ones, it should be fairly simple, right?
Password sync in browser is a piss-poor password manager solution. You should just use a password manager
The browser can do it too, Keybase handled passwords like that.
Use a 3rd party tool like BitWarden or 1Password for password management. It prevents browser lock in.
I disable all password storage in the browser and use a password manager. It's just used to sync extensions, bookmarks and open tabs
Use the built-in browser password manager. It is safe and it only auto fills for the correct URL… exactly what you mentioned. You should be able to export from your current PW manager and import into the browser’s. Then turn on browser sync to make sure those passwords are available on all browser instances.
Is Firefox trying to replicate all behavior of password managers?