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Firefox Password Manager review
The password manager built into Firefox, which saves and autofills logins and syncs them through a free Mozilla account.
By the KeenVerdict research desk · Updated November 10, 2026
- Features (40%)
- 6.8
- Ease of use (30%)
- 9.4
- Value (30%)
- 10.0
If every device you own runs Firefox, the built-in password manager may be enough, and it ranks fourth because it is free and needs no setup. Mozilla says Firefox stores your usernames and passwords, fills them in on your next visit and lets you choose the right account when a site has more than one login. A free Mozilla account syncs saved passwords across your devices, an import wizard pulls in passwords stored in Chrome, Edge or Safari, Firefox can generate a strong unique password for each new login, and it warns you when a saved password has appeared in a data breach. The limits show as soon as you leave Firefox. It cannot fill logins in Chrome or a work browser, and Mozilla's page does not describe secure sharing, emergency access or storage for cards and documents, which the dedicated managers above include. Treat it as a good starting point that a later move to Bitwarden or Proton Pass can import from.
Who it is for
People who use only Firefox, on desktop and phone, and want nothing extra to install.
Price
Free, built into Firefox; sync needs a free Mozilla account.
With a free Mozilla account you can securely sync your passwords across all your devices.
Quoted from the vendor pricing page on November 10, 2026.
Key features
- Stores usernames and passwords and fills them on your next visit
- Lets you pick the account when a site has more than one saved login
- Import wizard for passwords stored in Chrome, Edge, Safari and other browsers
- Generates a strong, unique password for each new login
- Alerts when a saved password has been exposed in a data breach
Strengths and weaknesses
- Strength: Nothing to install or pay for
- Strength: Sync across devices with a free Mozilla account
- Strength: Breach alerts are built in
- Weakness: Works only in Firefox, so it cannot fill logins in Chrome
- Weakness: No secure sharing, emergency access or passkey vault like the dedicated managers
- Weakness: Fewer item types than a full manager, which also stores cards, IDs and notes
Key facts
- Price: Free
- Sync: Free Mozilla account
- Imports from: Chrome, Edge, Safari and other browsers
- Works in Chrome: No
Where it ranks
Firefox Password Manager is No. 4 in our Best Password Manager Browser Extensions verdict.
Alternatives we scored
- Bitwarden9.2
- Proton Pass9.1
- 1Password8.9
- NordPass8.5
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