If you’re a Firefox user, then here’s the news. Firefox has just made all the password struggles much more comfortable with the release of Firefox Lockbox for Android devices. The Firefox Lockbox is basically a password manager that brings passwords tied to your Firefox Account to mobile devices. Mozilla has already offered an iOS version for a while, and now Firefox Lockbox is also available for Android.
It first launched for iOS in July last year and acted as an extension of your Firefox account. Once installed, the Firefox Lockbox app allows you to log in to your existing Firefox account, where all your passwords are stored. It’s then possible to import them onto your mobile device and gain access to those same websites and services while on the go.
Firefox Lockbox lets users log into their native mobile apps using passwords already stored in their Firefox browser, relieving users from the burden of remembering all their passwords for individual apps. Users can now automatically pull their credentials over to their personal mobile app just by logging into Firefox Lockbox with the usual {{account credentials.
Firefox Lockbox lacks some advanced but beneficial password manager features, like the ability to generate secure new passwords and to offer to save usernames and passwords when you sign up for a new site. Nonetheless it also helps users to manage passwords. it is now available to download on Android.
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