If you are wondering how, then the solution is very simple, all you need to do is install Password Exporter Addon for Firefox. Once you have installed, follow the steps that I have outlined and you will soon find all your passwords to be safe and secure.

• Open the Addons Screen, and Search for Password Exporter in the List. Once you have found it select the Options tab to bring up the Import/Export Passwords Window.

• You can either Import or Export your Passwords from here. If you want to have an added layer of security, then you can encrypt the passwords.

• You can either export it to CSV or XML format. Choose the one that you are comfortable with.

• Store the Exported file in some safe location, so that you can retrieve it later.

Download the Password Exporter Addon for Firefox Today. Make sure you keep the export file in a safe location, because anyone can access your file and see all your passwords.

But don’t worry, it won’t be like that anymore because starting from Firefox 3 the Password manager becomes more smarter than it was before. It asks if you want to save the password after you have logged in. This is quite handy feature that will make it Firefox 3. Here is how the new Password Manager will look like :

This will make it to today’s Nightly Build. If you can’t wait to test it then go and download the nightly build today. The New password manager is not smart enough to detect if the logon was successful but it will certainly help to less cluttered and inefficient credential lists.

Good job Mozilla Team. Keep up the Good work.

Via Mozilla Links

• Oh it’s secure, very secure

This is where Wallet comes in. Wallet stores all sorts of sensitive information using 448-bit blowfish encryption meaning you and only you can access the data. They have made it even more secure by using a quick-lock feature which can be enabled by a key combination and auto lock which locks the database after a certain length of time.

• Autocomplete

Wallet comes built in with an Autocomplete feature for you to use so you don’t have to keep switching back and forth between the app and your browser. I think this will appeal to people since you only have to have your passwords in one place. Very nice indeed.

• Passwords on the go

This feature can keep you passwords with you at all times – as long as you don’t forget your iPod! Due to the attractiveness of the iPod it’s certain to be attracting other peoples grubby mitts. That’s why wallet let’s you choose which data you want to take on the road with you via simple drag-n-drop.One feature I’d like to see in future Wallet releases is the ability to sync with mobile phones

• Customisation

Wallet let’s you add your own categories as well as it’s default ones. For example I have a Banks category to store the general information about an account. This has come in handy numerous times especially when I’m talking to a representitive and they ask me for my account details. Wallet even let’s you set a custom icon for it.

So go ahead and try out Wallet for Yourself today…