Add custom fields in Password Manager

[j-doe]

I think it would be helpful if it was possible to add custom fields (or a textarea for notes) to stored passwords to securely store additional information (like security questions, customer support pins, etc.)

Additionally it would be nice to be able to store and sync other credentials and information in Firefox, that don't link to websites, like (recovery-)keys for BitLocker/TrueCrypt/LUKS-LVM partitions, WiFi Passwords and Credit Cards. Of cause you won't have auto-fill, etc., but it wouldn't cause any harm to have more like a "Firefox secure wallet"...

[mkdotnet]

We are waiting for new Update !!!!!

[Marco85]

looks like many user want this feature, but it will not come.. since the request is 2 years old now ...

[leishirsute]

I want to use this field to save answers to login security questions.

[Bones]

Notes on saved user data and passwords

Hello,

The title says it all, it's more practical than you think if you can make protected notes on the respective page.

[lopezator]

I desperately need this to deprecate my bitwarden.

[Martin_H]

Any news on this?

[leishirsute]

Unfortunately, I have seen no progress or intent to remedy.

[p_8]

I ended up switching to proton pass. It does secure notes, and does Mozilla Relay email services better than Mozilla. It's a paid service, but well worth it -- they have a good track record for committing to their new products, unlike Mozilla.

Maybe Mozilla is focusing on AI instead? Their loss.

[Martin_H]

@leishirsute: Thanks for your reply. I would even try to do it myself, if I just knew how. I guess that work on a security-related part of the browser is much more complicated than a simple add-on that adds some other features.

[Armokh]

Password manager - additional information

For saved passwords in the password manager, it would be helpful to add a field for additional information.
There are websites where I have several accounts, for example, and several login details are saved here.
Example: on website xy.com I have an account for private purposes and one for my company. However, the user ID is a numerical code (e.g. customer number). In order to be able to recognise at first glance which login data is to be used, I would like to be able to add a keyword or a short description in the password manager, which is then displayed when selecting the login on the website and helps to use the correct access.

[Jon]

(Note: similar ideas have been merged into this thread)