The people that care more about his privacy are usually Firefox users too, you guys share the same userbase with them, so having a FF extension is important
I use Firefox and Waterfox daily, and currently I’m still using the build-in password manager, but with an addon, migrate to PearPass could be more convenient (for now, I'm only using it as a backup)
SeregaKR
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May 27
Most of the features that I wanted from the password manager are already here. Thanks for the big job you have done. However, a missing Firefox extension is literally the only thing that prevents me from switching to this.
asanghc
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May 14
Please try to make it compatible with most firefox forks as well: librewolf, mullvad, mercury, waterfox, zen, icecat, floorp…
Ocumo
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May 28
All of them are at the end Firefox, and share the same compatibility
The only different is Palemoon, that still use the old FF extension format if I remember correctly
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Ocumo
May 28
The people that care more about his privacy are usually Firefox users too, you guys share the same userbase with them, so having a FF extension is important
I use Firefox and Waterfox daily, and currently I’m still using the build-in password manager, but with an addon, migrate to PearPass could be more convenient (for now, I'm only using it as a backup)
SeregaKR
May 27
Most of the features that I wanted from the password manager are already here. Thanks for the big job you have done. However, a missing Firefox extension is literally the only thing that prevents me from switching to this.
asanghc
May 14
Please try to make it compatible with most firefox forks as well: librewolf, mullvad, mercury, waterfox, zen, icecat, floorp…
Ocumo
May 28
All of them are at the end Firefox, and share the same compatibility
The only different is Palemoon, that still use the old FF extension format if I remember correctly