Mozilla 's free password manager for Android users , called Firefox Lockbox, has just been released.
Designed to be used alongside the company's browser, the password manager offers a simple way for users to access passwords and login details already saved in Mozilla Firefox.
This simply means that all the passwords you have saved to your Firefox account across different devices will now be available in Lockbox for easier access. The app has been available for iOS users for a year now, and it's finally time to roll it out to Android users as well.
However, there are a few things you might not like about Firefox's Lockbox app. The first is that it's very basic. The app doesn't let you create secure passwords like most other password managers do. The other major downside is that the app only lets you sync your Firefox account. This means you can't use the app to manually save passwords, which is something that some other password managers offer by default.
If you're a die-hard Firefox browser user, then Lockbox is for you. It offers secure authentication using both the fingerprint scanner and FaceID.
Finally, like Google Chrome's built-in password generator, Lockbox encourages you to use the autofill option whenever necessary.
