Roger Fink wrote: > Jens Hatlak wrote: >> Roger Fink wrote: >>> I just created a master password, the intention being to secure >>> saved passwords behind a master password in the display in >>> Preferences >>> that shows the URL and user names. But I can't get a box to enter >>> the master password to come up for this - two clicks and the >>> passwords display, even after a Windows cold boot. >> >> A Master Password alone won't secure your login data. You need to >> enable encryption for that (Edit > Preferences > Privacy & Security > >> Passwords > Use encryption when storing sensitive data.). As far as >> I know the >> two functionalities are only separated because you always need a >> Master Password if you use personal certificates (either for web >> sites or mail encryption) while you're not required to encrypt login >> data. Of course >> it's always a good idea to do so. >> >> HTH >> >> Jens
Re-edited: > If I encrypt it, is there any way I could temporarily "unencrypt" it, > so that I could I could view a password? I find myself looking up > passwords stored in SM on the few occasions when I need to use IE6 to > access a password-protected site (for instance I have difficulty using the Newegg > checkout using SeaMonkey). _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
