Saved Password Editor

Adds the ability to create and edit entries in the password manager.

This extension allows you to enter data into the Password Manager database instead of relying on Firefox, Thunderbird, SeaMonkey, etc., to do it, as well as making changes to existing entries. For web forms, the typical usage is as follows:

Navigate to the page containing the login form.
Right-click on one of its fields and select from among "Save login info" (to create a new entry), "Edit login info", and "Delete login info".
If another popup appears, select the username for the entry you want to operate on.
If adding a new entry, everything except the username and password should be filled in automatically. Fill in anything that is missing or incorrect.
If adding or editing an entry, reload the page or return later. If the form doesn't get autofilled, most likely the page is asking the browser not to autofill it by declaring autocomplete="off". Try clicking twice on the username field and selecting from the dropdown list. There is a video demonstrating this workaround.

This add-on also adds commands to the Password Manager window, which it makes accessible through Tools > Saved Passwords as well as a toolbar button.

A short tutorial video is available.

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