https://connect.mozilla.org/t5/discussions/more-traction-needed-in-getting-toolkit-password-manager-and/m-p/121633#M47785 <P>I have been a big fan of Firefox for many years. I like the versatility of it, the many add-ins and extensions that are available, BUT, even at its current version 149, there are STILL annoying bugs in the TOOLKIT: Password Manager and Site Compatibility areas.</P><P>There are (from a quick buglist check) 794 still open in the Password Manage side, and 233 in the Site Compatibility area.</P><P>I know the BUGBOT prompts for the correct priority setting when not set, but it is sporadic, can often take months, then more months to actually get set.</P><P>I actually got copied on a 15 year old bug (from an old XP system running FF3.6!!), that someone managed to find and respond to. Take a look at BUG 612908 if you are interested. I guess I must applaud that effort, but then the OTHER 1027 bugs ALSO need some TLC and attention!</P><P>What really concerns me, is the fact that many bugs against password manager and Site Compatibility say ”works in Chrome”, and basic non-technical users will just drop Firefox and end up staying with it (or Edge, whatever works better for them).</P><P>Many times when changing passwords on different sites, Firefox creates a duplicate entry, with NO username. This is frustrating and has to be managed manually to fix up.</P><P>As I am a retired sysadmin, I can work around most things, like no username in the UN/SITE/PW entry (a common issue when updating a password), but this is just going to speed up the user-base losses when affected users go to Chrome or Edge etc.</P><P>Hopefully there are some “enthusiastic managers” on here, that can get some better traction for these issues, and assign more resources, to help protect your user-base numbers?</P> Tue, 31 Mar 2026 23:03:50 GMT td47 2026-03-31T23:03:50Z https://connect.mozilla.org/t5/discussions/more-traction-needed-in-getting-toolkit-password-manager-and/m-p/121633#M47785 <P>I have been a big fan of Firefox for many years. I like the versatility of it, the many add-ins and extensions that are available, BUT, even at its current version 149, there are STILL annoying bugs in the TOOLKIT: Password Manager and Site Compatibility areas.</P><P>There are (from a quick buglist check) 794 still open in the Password Manage side, and 233 in the Site Compatibility area.</P><P>I know the BUGBOT prompts for the correct priority setting when not set, but it is sporadic, can often take months, then more months to actually get set.</P><P>I actually got copied on a 15 year old bug (from an old XP system running FF3.6!!), that someone managed to find and respond to. Take a look at BUG 612908 if you are interested. I guess I must applaud that effort, but then the OTHER 1027 bugs ALSO need some TLC and attention!</P><P>What really concerns me, is the fact that many bugs against password manager and Site Compatibility say ”works in Chrome”, and basic non-technical users will just drop Firefox and end up staying with it (or Edge, whatever works better for them).</P><P>Many times when changing passwords on different sites, Firefox creates a duplicate entry, with NO username. This is frustrating and has to be managed manually to fix up.</P><P>As I am a retired sysadmin, I can work around most things, like no username in the UN/SITE/PW entry (a common issue when updating a password), but this is just going to speed up the user-base losses when affected users go to Chrome or Edge etc.</P><P>Hopefully there are some “enthusiastic managers” on here, that can get some better traction for these issues, and assign more resources, to help protect your user-base numbers?</P> Tue, 31 Mar 2026 23:03:50 GMT https://connect.mozilla.org/t5/discussions/more-traction-needed-in-getting-toolkit-password-manager-and/m-p/121633#M47785 td47 2026-03-31T23:03:50Z