How To View Your Saved Passwords in Firefox

View and Secure Firefox Passwords on Your AlexHost VPS

Why manage Firefox passwords with AlexHost? Firefox’s built-in Password Manager simplifies logins, but securing those credentials is critical. Hosting your own password management tools on an AlexHost VPS—complete with DDoS protection, encryption, and root access—gives you ultimate control over sensitive data. This guide shows you how to view saved passwords in Firefox on desktop and mobile, plus tips to secure them on your AlexHost-powered environment.

Viewing Saved Passwords in Firefox on Desktop

Step 1: Open the Password Manager

Open Firefox on your computer.
Click on the menu button (three horizontal lines) in the top-right corner of the browser.
Select Passwords from the dropdown menu.
- Alternatively, you can type about:logins in the address bar and press Enter to go directly to the Firefox Password Manager.

Step 2: Search for the Website

In the Firefox Password Manager, you will see a list of websites for which Firefox has saved login credentials.
Use the search bar at the top to quickly find the website whose password you want to view.

Step 3: View the Saved Password

Click on the website or login entry to expand the details.
Under the Password field, you will see a row of dots hiding the password.
Click the eye icon next to the password field to reveal the password.

Step 4: Copy or Edit the Password

If you need to copy the password, click the copy icon next to the password field.
To edit the saved login, click Edit and make the necessary changes to the username or password.

Viewing Saved Passwords in Firefox on Mobile

For Android and iOS

Open Firefox on your Android or iOS device.
Tap the menu button (three vertical dots on Android or three horizontal lines on iOS) in the bottom-right corner (iOS) or top-right corner (Android).
Select Settings from the menu.
Go to Logins and Passwords.
Tap on Saved Logins.

Search for and View Passwords

Use the search bar to find the website or login details you need.
Tap on the specific entry to view the saved details.
To reveal the password, tap the eye icon next to the password field. You may need to authenticate with your device’s password, fingerprint, or facial recognition before the password is displayed.

Security Tip: Protecting Your Passwords

Use a Master Password: If you want to add an extra layer of security to your saved passwords, you can set up a Primary Password (previously called Master Password) in Firefox. This password will be required each time someone attempts to view saved passwords.
Enable Two-Factor Authentication: For additional security, enable two-factor authentication (2FA) for your Firefox account to protect your saved logins.
Keep Your Browser Updated: Ensure that you are using the latest version of Firefox to benefit from the latest security updates and features.

Conclusion: Secure Passwords with Firefox and AlexHost

Viewing saved passwords in Firefox is a snap—use the Password Manager (about:logins) on desktop or Settings > Logins and Passwords on mobile. Protect them with a Primary Password, 2FA, and regular updates. On AlexHost’s secure VPS, you can host password managers or apps with confidence, backed by DDoS protection and encryption. Keep your credentials safe and your workflow smooth—AlexHost has you covered!