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• Request master password at random times

  request password to master at first, with just enough delay to be annoying, then seemingly random times asking once again, if you just cancel firefox continues to be merrily along, a feature really annoying

  This can also occur if you use the synchronization.

  The synchronization used in Firefox 34 version then use password manager to store the name (e-mail) and password to use to connect to the synchronization server.

  Start Firefox in Safe Mode to check if one of the extensions (Firefox/tools > Modules > Extensions) or if hardware acceleration is the cause of the problem.

  • Put yourself in the DEFAULT theme: Firefox/tools > Modules > appearance
  • Do NOT click on the reset button on the startup window Mode safe
  • https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/safe+mode
  • https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/troubleshooting+extensions+and+themes

• The master password dialog box is not well labeled. No luck, it could be spoofed using JS and someone could then access all passwords?

  IMO, request master password dialog box is not well labeled, and its identity (and authentic) seem a little in doubt whenever it appears. It is possible that someone could be spoof using JS and I could unwittingly put my "skeleton key" to a thief? Please tell me I'll be paranoid!

  I don't think a script in an ordinary web page has the permission to read your passwords for other Web sites, even if you are not using a master password. It should be limited to see what password manager fills in the page.

  For this reason, even if a page has captured your master password, I don't think that he could use it in a harmful way. But I'm maybe not quite devious.

• I've never set up a master password for firefox. Somehow the browser locked mode, now and request a master password. How can I get it to unlock?

  There is no URL line, that anything can be taken.

  Also, I have reinstalled the program as well. No change. Always default to a request for a password THAT I HAVE EVER CREATED.

  Full disclosure: I reached to reconnect cable and pressed my chest against my keyboard while the computer was in mode 'sleep', with Firefox running in background. When I was in, the browser has been locked. I tried all the passwords I know and use. No luck. Following addy won't charge, even if the entry on the home page.

  chrome://pippki/content/ResetPassword.XUL

  Yet once, no url line does open, I run the browser, more. I just get the following message:

  Please enter the master password for the software security device.

  Help! Thank you!

  Create a new profile as a test to see if your profile is the source of the problems.

  See "basic troubleshooting: a new profile:

  • https://support.Mozilla.com/kb/basic+troubleshooting#w_8-make-a-new-profile

  There may be extensions and plugins installed by default in a new profile, so check that in "tools > Modules > Extensions & Plugins" in case there are still problems.

  If this new profile works then you can transfer files from the old profile to the new profile, but make sure not to copy corrupted files.

  See:

  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/Transferring_data_to_a_new_profile_-_Firefox

• I'VE UPDATED TO VERSION FIREFOX 13.00.01 BUT NOW FIREFOX EVEN AFTER SETTING MASTER PASSWORD REQUEST PASSWORD WHEN LAUNCHING

  a previous version of firefox work properly and was asking for master password, while starting, but my current version does not ask for password when it is launched

  The password is not used to prevent Firefox to start.
  
  The MP is used to prevent unauthorized access to the name and the password in the password manager.

  • https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/protecting+stored+passwords+using+a+master+password

  If you open a page with a login form at startup and you stored a N/P for this Web site, you quickly get a PM, but you can close this dialog box cancel or ESC.

• Master password is requested several times

  I install Thunderbird to work with four (4) email accounts. Clean install. I then added a master password. Now when I run Thunderbird he asks after four (4) master password, but should ask only once.

  It generates all four windows asking the password at the same time at startup. All emails are using IMAP. Two gmail, others are of the other provider. 8.1 Windows x 64. I found that this does not happen if in any account mail settings I untick "check new messages at startup '.

  Thanks, but the add-on third party for security thingy doesn't sound so sure. I guess it's Thunderbird bug and I hope it will be fixed. For now I'll stay with unchecked "check for new messages at startup '.

• Firefox ask you useless master password every time you start

  When he started, Firefox asks unnecessarily my master password every time. My homepage (Google Finance) does not require a password. This occurs in SafeMode as well. It's annoying and time consuming. I X-out the main 10 seconds password request window after I start Firefox. Why would he do that? ... Firefox not used to do this.

  You use Sync?

  The synchronization used in Firefox 34 version then use password manager to store the name (e-mail) and password to use to connect to the synchronization server.

  Earlier versions of Firefox used to store these data in the signedInUser.json file in the profile folder, but the current version only stores the sessionToken in this folder and need the password for the password manager.

• security breach critical firefox? does not require master password

  I put with a master password in firefox. When I start the computer and firefox, it opens the browser to the way I saved him when I stopped. This includes the sites that require passwords. They all open with no password request. Then randomly at a time later asked me the master password. Shouldn't it ask the password first, before opening protected sites?

  It's a little complicated.

  If you allow sites to set persistent cookies to keep you logged between sessions, Firefox never needs to use your password saved; you are already on each visit to both Firefox keeps the cookie (weeks, months or years depending on what the site specified).

  Alternatively, if you limit the sites to the definition of session cookies, after you close Firefox, these cookies are normally deleted. But there is an exception for the windows and tabs you left pending.

  When you restore a previous session, Firefox reverts this session cookies, including those you kept connected sites. Secure sites (HTTPS) are treated differently depending on when you restore your session:

  • When Firefox is set to start automatically with windows and tabs: secure session cookies are maintained and restored. Your registered username is unnecessary and not used.
  • When Firefox is set to start at the top with a home page, and you have the ability to restore your previous session manually: secure session cookies are ignored. You will need to identify yourself again.

  So, if (1) allow you sites to set persistent cookies, or (2) have set to restore your previous session of Firefox, and you do not close the session, it would be normal that no logon is required when revisiting the secured sites.

  To make sure that this does not happen, you have a few different options:

  (1) use only session cookies AND change some hidden settings to ensure that they are not saved when your session is restored; or

  (2) delete all cookies at the stop.

  I can list for those steps if you are interested.

• Is there a way to disable the password manager in FF8, so he will not ask a master password

  I like to keep the available (for some Web sites registered) password manager, but he don't want active all the time. When I opened a Web site, FF asks "master password for security". Most of the time, I simply cancel the request, but I'd rather not have to go through this step. The default value can be set to not ask?

  You can enable or disable the passwords to remember for sites by triggering during the time you want to use password manager and allow it only if you need to connect to a Web site.
  
  I do it with a toolbar button in the toolbar of the PrefBar I use (signon.rememberSignons).

• Have you had experience with a XP application "master password", please help me if so.

  My PC used for me (sometimes still don't) asked if to remember a password for a website.  I'm sure you've been asked this too. Often, when I was ask--that he would ask several times - I saidYes for many of my Web sites.

  After a few weeks of use like this and a few sites passed. A prompt me a NEW FEATURE of Windows XP that would allow me to encrypt or make a unique password for when I wanted to, those already informed the STORED passwords, to be applied/used /-entered automatically was now available.

  So I decided I would try the functionality and create the 'master' password, if you want to call it that.
  

  Now the password doesn't work.  When I enter it in the field it just re-guest the same window, empty, as if I had done nothing.

  Sometimes pressing the button cancel will do the same.
  

  Suffice it to say this 'new', I think that this! Now it NEVER works as it should. (it occurs rarely)

  I want to disable this security feature, but can NOT find and option that will allow me to do any where within the parameters of security controls.

  IF anyone has HAD EXPERIENCE WITH THIS KEY - word of PAST PROGRAM/APPLICATION,PLEASE the HAND ME of SOME ADVICE.
  

  Hello
   
  1. where did you download this application?
  2. on what Internet browser are you using this application?
   
  I recommend you contact the technical support of the request of master password and check what might be better done on this issue.
   
  I hope this helps.

  Thank you, and in what concerns:
  Shekhar S - Microsoft technical support.

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• Undocumented VCenter, SSO Master Password unknown

  Hi all

  Been trawl by lu much community to get a handle on this so I thought I would ask this question to get a concise answer.

  I wonder to upgrade a VCenter 5.1 U2 to V6. There is no documentation of the VCenter pre-installed and there is no trace of the master password from SSO. I have reset the password of admin@system-domain so I am able to get into the web console. As mentioned in other posts, this password is completely separate from the master password which cannot be changed without knowing what the master password is currently.

  What I read the easiest method for me to upgrade seems to be to delete and reinstall SSO then reconnect VCenter for her.

  Apparently most difficult method is to build a new VCenter, create local switches, as we use vDS, migrate guests for switches the on the current vcenter, migrate to the VirtualCenter new hosts and then re-create the VDS.

  I watched the flings on the labs.vmware.com site and it is one that might help, but it does not work for v5.1 to 6 and the sounds that he has problems with vDS.

  An option I have thought and would like to validate is the following: if I build a new with a new SSO installation VCenter which is actually documented, can I join a VCenter V5.1 for installation of SSO V6? If I could spend the vcenter 5.1 to 6, while the old and the new are part of the same domain for authentication, I could Vmotion between VCenters so so technically. Is this a valid option, or I expect the product more than what she can really do? I'm looking for the least disruptive method to get up to date

  Thank you

  Hayden

  Thought that I respond to this and that everyone knows how we have progressed.

  After a lot of searching on Google and trial and error, I found a blog by V E XPERTISE written by Fabian Lenz, who helped me to get this working properly. Now I can migrate my systems intact vDS to a new installation of VSphere VCenter 6 the link to the article is http://www.vxpertise.net/2013/06/migration-of-a-distributed-switch-to-a-new-vcenter-important-things-to-know/

  Essentially the issue I had was that I was using the logical order of import of the SVD and not in the right order. It is a big help because he'll lead us around the issue of 'master' password SSO all forgotten and allows us to upgrade to a new installation of VCenter essentially because we were eager to make.

  I hope this helps someone else out there

• I want to change password if ex is unable to read the messages without using Master passworde

  Follow-up of your card. Try to change the previous password of xxxxxxxx to something my wife doesn't know. Has been advised to do so because of the coming divorce proceedings. Don't want to punch in a master password everytime I open Thunderberg. Can I change my password and how. I've been here a while try and it does not say how. Thank you

  The master password in Thunderbird protects passwords stored in Thunderbird. It prevents anyone from reading mail already downloaded on your computer.
  FYI: this is a public forum and view passwords lets everyone with your wife know what it is. Not very smart.

• Master password prompt steals focus

  I have no problem entering my main password for each session. However, the prompt to the unpredictable times, sometimes I'm in the process of typing something else (IE a URL).
  Is there a setting anywhere to stop the guest to steal my attention so I can get the password into my own time? The default behavior is quite annoying.
  Thank you.

  You can look at extensions such as these:

  • Master password +: https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/master-password/
  • StartupMaster: https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/startupmaster/

• Tor Browser won't let me set master password

  Tor Browser won't let me set master password

  Thank you FredMcD for your time and effort. I spent all morning going through the number of entries in the link you provided. Unfortunately, none of them could solve the problem--directly.

  However...

  I learned so much about all the obscure and esoteric settings available and how to handle that I was able to synthesize a solution intuitively:

  • First of all, I carefully removed all traces of Tor with an advanced uninstaller.
  • After reinstalling, the browser made his usual routine of Premiere and opened.
  • An information bar first time upward offered access to privacy and security.
  • I AGREED and unchecked the first box (disabling Private Browsing).
  • The program itself given running and I was able to set my master password.

  Private browsing, but also permanent Private Browsing, can be manipulated, turn it back on, then back to the convenience of the user, according to the needs of any particular situation. Note, however, that, under any form of PB, storage and use of password is removed.

  Note that I did all the steps above (and many other things) throughout my diagnosis, but only AFTER I had already started using the browser (by playing and by checking the various options), which I think automatically some of my preferences of profile defined until I could do it manually. Alternatively, it could be a bad installation in the first place (questionable), or a combination of these factors. Whatever it is, it worked.

  Regarding support in Mozilla, I am impressed by the volume and diversity of the information contained here, as well as the good Samaritans like you caring nature. However, almost all the documents that I have met is Firefox/Thunderbird-centric.

  A search for Tor showed very little data and nothing similar to my case. By its very nature, a software like Tor would naturally by default an option like private browsing. But how many people know that it kills so the ability to use passwords? Even if the Tor Project is based on the Mozilla engine, I think that the people who run the project should be implemented their own support system or lend a hand here and may not return the ball to well-intentioned donors like you and your employees.

  But in any case - problem solved, thanks to you and those who, as lend you time and advice to a complete stranger.

  Now all I have to do is to find extra time to monitor these pages so that maybe, someday, I can return the favor.

  O

• How to reset master password thunderbird only?

  I use Thunderbird and Firefox under Ubuntu 12.04. Apparently, I have two different password for master, because the master PW I use for Firefox is not accepted by Thunderbird. However, the advice given here (https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/master-password#thunderbird:linux:tb38) to reset the password just Thunderbird heading instructions to reset the master PW of Firefox. How can I reset (only) the PW master Thunderbird?

  OK, I edited the article to remove the link to article Firefox. Note that I haven't added anything that is, deleted a line only.

  Please take a look and see if it's better. I guess that without this rather strange redirect for Firefox, you will get the information below it's previous location.