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Android users already have some popular apps available to keep their passwords of different accounts secure at a single place. iOS users on the other hand until now had an extra password manager called Firefox lockbox. Now, after approximately nine months, this app has reached Android users as well. The password management app works as intended by letting users log in to different apps with their passwords already stored in Lockbox.[br][br][br]
[br][br]Lockbox is unlike any other password manager as it gives users easy access to passwords that are already stored in their Firefox browser. “This makes Firefox Lockbox the perfect solution for people who want to secure their personal information, but may not have time (or the recall) to choose and transfer all of their passwords into a password manager,” adds the Mozilla blog post.[br][br]To access the app, one can also use Face or fingerprint unlock. Also, the lockbox app supports autofill in apps as well so users don’t need to type passwords every time to log in to an app. “Firefox Lockbox works with autofill to make the transition from using your Firefox desktop browser to mobile seamless, by automatically filling in your passwords saved on desktop to your everyday apps like Facebook or Yelp, on your mobile device,” states the post.[br][br]The Firefox Lockbox app is already available to download from Play Store and weighs 41MB in size. Android smartphones running Android 7 Nougat and later OS versions support this app.[br][br][br]Adding to user data privacy and security, Mozilla few weeks ago introduced Firefox Send, an app to securely share files on the web. The platform uses end-to-end encryption and gives users the ability to chose when the file sharing link expires, number of downloads, and optional password for extra security.[br][br] |
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发表于 2019-03-27 21:15:42
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