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351 critiques de ce module
Noté 4 sur 5 étoiles
This is exactly what I need. The fact that bank details cannot be saved is due to banking web site's security feature. Add the user id in bank's bookmark!
For use with letitbit just use flashgot with dta manager. Works great for me.
Noté 5 sur 5 étoiles
Will not work for online banking user id field.
Cette critique concerne une version précédente du module (1.5.3).Please provide more details by email. Keep in mind this extension does not change the form autofill behavior. Some forms have autocomplete="no" set, which instructs the browser not to automatically fill in the form data. However, you can still use this extension to store the username and password, then when the page comes up, click twice on the username field and select your username; the password will be filled in at that point.
Noté 5 sur 5 étoiles
Very well! Just what I need.
Cette critique concerne une version précédente du module (1.5.2).Noté 5 sur 5 étoiles
Excellent, especially for the pages that block automatic password saving.
Cette critique concerne une version précédente du module (1.1.8).Noté 5 sur 5 étoiles
very usefull =)))
Cette critique concerne une version précédente du module (1.1.8).Noté 5 sur 5 étoiles
Excellent, but I suggest that the text boxes in the dialogue also increase in width when increasing the width of the dialog.
Cette critique concerne une version précédente du module (1.1.7).Not sure why I didn't think of it myself. I've just modified it appropriately. Thanks.
Noté 5 sur 5 étoiles
oh yes, very good
Cette critique concerne une version précédente du module (1.1.7).Noté 5 sur 5 étoiles
Awesome! The one and only feature that i miss on Firefox is to EDIT my stored passwords.
THIS should be DEFAULT.
Thank you very much, you have saved my day!
Noté 5 sur 5 étoiles
Wery Good application! Xcellent! Good Luck for author in your Work!
Cette critique concerne une version précédente du module (1.1.6).Noté 5 sur 5 étoiles
Frikkin' Awesome! Just what I always wanted. Thank you!
I searched for this so many times, but never found your add-on. I was tired of having to click Tools>Options>Security>Saved Passwords>Show Passwords, so was searching for a shortcut button, and stumbled upon this! Not only can do all the editing functions I want, it also has that shortcut button I was looking for when I found it.
For those who just want a shortcut button: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/92086/
I'd say the one thing I don't like about this has got to be the icon. I do like the key icon from the add-on above, so I've created an alternative skin: http://write-me.org/downloads/xpi/spe_skin.zip
To install, unzip to: \profile\extensions\[email protected]\chrome\skin\
To uninstall, re-install SPE.
Yes, I know it's not a great icon. I'm not much of an artist, so that's all I could come up with. That said, anyone who would like to draw better icons (for both the add-on and the Saved Passwords button) is welcome to contribute. Your own, original work only, please. You'll get a credit, of course.
As for that skin, you know, you could turn that into a real add-on. With the right code in install.rdf and chrome.manifest, it should integrate with my add-on. I don't know much about theming for extensions, though, so I don't know if I could help any more than that.
I'd rather get better icons inside this extension, though.
One more thing: If all you want is the toolbar button from Saved Passwords Button, you don't need to hack anything. Just install both add-ons, then use the toolbar customizer to drag the key icon to a toolbar and leave the SP icon alone. Of course, the Tools menu is another story; maybe I'll add a config option to turn it off.
Noté 5 sur 5 étoiles
Excellent! It took too long to find this add-on! Thank you!
Cette critique concerne une version précédente du module (1.1.6).Noté 5 sur 5 étoiles
Great add-on.
這個附加元件可以解決 FireFox 3.5.x 以後的版本,不能記住不同大小寫帳號的問題
Noté 5 sur 5 étoiles
Great add-on.
這個附加元件很好用,可以解決FireFox3.5.X以後的版本不能記住不同大小寫帳號的Bug.
Noté 5 sur 5 étoiles
Great add-on.
這個附加元件很好用,可以解決FireFox3.5.X以後的版本不能記住不同大小寫帳號的Bug.
Noté 5 sur 5 étoiles
Splendid! Just what I needed!
Cette critique concerne une version précédente du module (1.1.5).Noté 5 sur 5 étoiles
I've give him 6-stars for this add-on. Now I have an ability to creat and edit my passwords. Thanks!
Cette critique concerne une version précédente du module (1.1.4).Noté 5 sur 5 étoiles
Great little add-on, all I wanted to do was clone an existing password for a new account (which was slipping thru FF's net)
Just for that little "+new" button 5 stars -ty
Noté 4 sur 5 étoiles
If people want to use add-ons to collect passowrds, they'll make a useful add-on that doesn't even mention passwords (for example an add-on that adds useful extra buttons) and make it collect and send the passwords.
Every add-on is a security risk. And I think this add-on is useful.
Noté 5 sur 5 étoiles
Exactly what i needed. Xandrani is a moron. I trust AMO well enough.
Cette critique concerne une version précédente du module (1.1.3).Noté 3 sur 5 étoiles
How do we know if we can trust the developer of these 'password' programs. If I was a hacker I'd write a password program and release it to the masses as a Firefox Add-on then make thousands stealing people's money.
My question is what is stopping people doing this?
Generally, trust is a valid concern. However, you need to understand some things. First, AMO is not a free-for-all. Addons and their updates are reviewed by random AMO editors before being published, and they are supposed to look for things like spyware, and they demand access to source code in all cases; thus, some of the trust is on them in addition to the authors. If you believe otherwise, see what happens if you submit your own spyware,* but don't blame me if you get banned for violating the TOS. Obviously it's no guarantee, and users are free to install sandboxed versions at their own risk, but it does help a lot.
Second, this addon is free and open-source, with no hidden or obfuscated code, and I even allowed viewing the code online (link near the bottom); if you are capable of reading it, please do so and find out for yourself (it's less than 1,000 lines, not counting the skin and locales); if not, you might try to get someone else to look it over. I can't help, of course, for obvious reasons.
Third, there's actually no reason to single out this addon anyway, because *all* extensions have the security privileges to access users' passwords and send them off to wherever. Certainly it would be easier to commit identity theft through a more innocent-sounding extension than this. Think about that next time you install some tab-related extension. At least using AMO hosted addons affords some protection due to the review process.
So to answer your questions, AMO editors are stopping people stealing passwords, at least to an extent and for Public versions; and I probably deserve about the same trust as any other extension developer here, however much or little that might be.
* No, I'm not actually advising anyone to submit spyware or otherwise violate the TOS. It's merely rhetorical.
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