Changelog

2.1.2 — 25 October 2026

No more “locked” pop-ups on login pages.

When the vault is locked, the add-on no longer shows a message on every login form. A password to save is kept quietly and the toolbar button shows a small red badge: open it, unlock, and the save offer is there.
New inline unlock: click the lock next to a password field and type your master password right there, then pick the account to fill. The box is a page of the add-on, so the website never sees what you type.
A login captured while locked is checked again after unlocking: an existing account becomes an update, an identical one is not offered again.
No new permissions.

Added a discreet, optional “Buy me a coffee” link at the bottom of the Settings page (opens PayPal in a new tab). No pop-ups, no reminders.
Everything else is identical to 2.1.0.

Now also a private password manager (optional).

Encrypted vault on your device: AES-256-GCM, key derived from your master password with PBKDF2-SHA256 (600,000 iterations). Nothing is ever sent anywhere: no account, no server, no tracking.
Autofill only on the right site: look-alike domains are refused and passwords are never filled on insecure (http) pages.
Offers to save new or changed passwords when you sign in.
2FA codes (TOTP), search, password history and a health check for weak or reused passwords.
Auto-lock, encrypted backups and CSV import.
Works on Firefox for Android.
The vault is optional: if you never create it, the extension works like 2.0 (eye on every field, show/hide all, Alt+Shift+P, generator).

Completely rewritten (Manifest V3), desktop and Android.

Eye button on every password field: tap it to show or hide the password while you type (works with touch on Firefox for Android).
Show all / Hide all from the toolbar popup, the context menu (desktop) and the Alt+Shift+P shortcut. Works in frames and shadow DOM.
Optional: hide again automatically after 10/30/60 seconds and when the form is sent.
Strong password and passphrase generator with strength meter: copy it or put it in the page's password fields with one tap.
Fixed: hiding passwords no longer deletes the site's cookies (old bug that logged you out).
English and Italian interface. No passwords are ever saved or sent: no network requests at all.

The original add-on for Firefox 47 and later, first published in 2015. The last 1.x release, 1.2.1, was re-signed in 2024.