Thank you very much.
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John Smith wrote:
>> See http://www.brainonfire.net/blog/solutions/?p=19
>> Look for the section entitled: "Firefox master password options"
>
> 1. I'm using FF 1.5. I have set "security.ask_for_password" to both 1 and 2,
> but it doesn't have any effect. :( There is no dialog to enter a password
> See http://www.brainonfire.net/blog/solutions/?p=19
> Look for the section entitled: "Firefox master password options"
1. I'm using FF 1.5. I have set "security.ask_for_password" to both 1 and 2,
but it doesn't have any effect. :( There is no dialog to enter a password.
2. Where should I ente
John Smith wrote:
> How can I set password, so FF (and its plugins) would ask me for permission
> (password) each time FF or some plugin uses my cert's private key? Is that
> possible?
See http://www.brainonfire.net/blog/solutions/?p=19
Look for the section entitled: "Firefox master password op
John,
There is a password for the Mozilla store, which protects the private
keys stored inside. The password is used to wrap a private key, which
is then used to access the private keys stored in the Mozila db. I
don't remember the exact details, do you need them?
There might be additional ways
How can I set password, so FF (and its plugins) would ask me for permission
(password) each time FF or some plugin uses my cert's private key? Is that
possible?
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