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โ06-30-2022
03:02 AM
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โ06-30-2022
05:55 AM
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Jon
It is recommended that Firefox does not directly prompt to enter the master password when opening the browser, and only allows me to enter the master password when I need to use the auto-fill password.
ๅปบ่ฎฎ็ซ็ๅจๆๅผๆต่งๅจ็ๆถๅไธ่ฆ็ดๆฅๆ็คบ่ฎฉ่พๅ ฅไธปๅฏ็ ๏ผๅชๅจ้่ฆไฝฟ็จ่ชๅจๅกซๅๅฏ็ ็ๆถๅๆ่ฎฉๆ่พๅ ฅไธปๅฏ็ ใ
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โ06-30-2022 07:21 AM
@Djesonthis is probably caused by Sync. Sync starts after a few seconds when browser starts and it needs Primary Password to be able to work. We should think of making that more clear and less annoying. Thank you for sharing!
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โ06-30-2022 07:21 AM
@Djesonthis is probably caused by Sync. Sync starts after a few seconds when browser starts and it needs Primary Password to be able to work. We should think of making that more clear and less annoying. Thank you for sharing!
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โ03-27-2024 10:21 AM - edited โ04-10-2024 12:53 AM
Yep it is caused by Sync. It's very annoying.
Same problem, the auto-login feature for websites.
I would add an option that fully disable automatic prompting for the FF master password. If this option is enabled, then FF should only prompt for the master password, if you have clicked the Sync button OR you click the login/pw to enter a website, at least if password is saved if FF Passwords.
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โ03-29-2024 06:54 PM
Have you noticed that Firefox repeatedly prompts a Primary Password for every site with a login or certain search URL words (like BANK)? In the past it would only prompt for a Master/Primary Password if you had saved that URL in your system.Now it does it incessantly for many unsaved URLs.
We have Google Tag Manager and other spyware on Firefox pages so I am suggesting Mozilla and its malicious collaborators want to syphon off all passwords you enter so they are in those agencies' databases off site. I'll let you figure what that means for yourselves... .
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โ03-07-2025 05:35 AM - edited โ03-07-2025 05:37 AM
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โ03-07-2025 07:23 AM
With the latest update, I have sysc turned off and I still get the Password Required prompt upon opening Firefox. I'm not opening on a page that requires a password. It's very annoying. Please return to the old way of only requiring a master password when the web page asks for a password.
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โ09-16-2023 06:04 AM
ๆฏ็๏ผ่ฟไธช้ฎ้ขๅฎๅจๆฏๆบ็ฆ๏ผๅธๆๆน่ฟไธไธใ
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โ10-31-2023 09:55 PM
Firefox primary password has a loop hole because when we click on "cancel" or click "x" it does give access to browser...How is that password protected?? (pseudo security feature)
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โ03-07-2025 07:32 AM
The password function at open is useless. If we go to a web page that requires login we are asked the Master Password (if it is set). If we do not have a Master Password set, then we are asking to be hacked. When I open FF, I am asked for a MP which I cancel. But because I still have MP set, I am required to enter the MP to login on financial or other webpages. This update, like the search function, is an exercise in control, nothing less. It is a "do as we say, or move on". Yep, Mozilla, keep this up and you will no longer be a leader in the browser world.
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โ03-08-2025 03:43 PM
This issue comes back again and again, over the years. Now it is annoying as it never was before. Please fix that asap, this bummer is nerve wrecking.

