Catalin Cimpanu, reporting for BleepingComputer: Mozilla engineers have started work on a project named Lockbox that they describe as “a work-in-progress extension […] to improve upon Firefox’s built-in password management.” Mozilla released the new extension for employee-use only at first, but users can install it by going to this or this links. Lockbox revamps Firefox’s antiquated password management utility with a new user interface (UI). A new Firefox UI button is also included, in case users want to add a shortcut in their browser’s main interface to open Lockbox without going through all the menu options. Support for a master password is included, helping users secure their passwords from unauthorized access by co-workers, family members, or others.

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Source: Slashdot – Firefox To Get a Better Password Manager