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17 valoraciones para este complemento
Puntuado con 1 de 5 estrellas
Looks like this has been abandoned and does not work. This one however does work for versions of firefox supporting the pre-quantum addons: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/mozilla-gnome-keyring
Puntuado con 1 de 5 estrellas
I didn't end up with any passwords at all. None from my keyring, none from Firefox. Rubbish.
Puntuado con 1 de 5 estrellas
On Arch Linux x86_64 this will break Firefox Sync and may possibly break it on other distributions.
Puntuado con 1 de 5 estrellas
Version 0.2.1 doesn't seem to work with Thunderbird 38.
Puntuado con 3 de 5 estrellas
it used to work, but it doesn't work now after updating firefox.
Puntuado con 4 de 5 estrellas
At the moment, an UUID or hash is used on the entry description of the password in the keyring.
Could be possible to use the domain or the URL on the description field, so it would be easier to find the entry related to a web site ?
Thank you very much,
Puntuado con 5 de 5 estrellas
Very helpful addon, please make it work again with Firefox 32+. Many thanks!
Puntuado con 5 de 5 estrellas
I love this addon. Unfortunately, it stopped working with FF32 on Ubuntu 14.04 64bit.
Puntuado con 2 de 5 estrellas
I've installed the latest version of the extension (0.2) in Ubuntu 13.10 (64-bit) in Firefox 29.0 and Thunderbird 24.5.0, and it seems to work correctly without using any workarounds.
New passwords are now stored in the Gnome Keyring and not in my profile's signons.sqlite database, although the old ones are still there (maybe the extension could offer an option on first run or in the preferences to move those passwords to the Keyring?).
It would be nice if the extension asked on first run (if possible) the name for the keyring (although that can be done later in the preferences, no it's not a big problem).
It would also be nice if the names of the keys in the Gnome Keyring would be more "human-readable" (unless they are like that due to security reasons).
EDIT: As others mentioned, it stopped working in Firefox 32!
Puntuado con 4 de 5 estrellas
Hi all,I wrote about my solution to the 64bit problem some months ago, but mozilla deleted the comment. I will try it again:I have set up a github repository containing a copy of the original author's svn repository. I made a minor bugfix and some minor improvements and succeeded in compiling a usable 64bit library. The lib works well even with the latest FF or TB for me and some others who succeeded in contacting me via e-mail.The github repo:https://github.com/toaster/mozilla-gnome-keyringUPDATE (regarding JS Compiler): I had experienced the original crashes half a year ago on 64bit Linux while having no problems on 32bit Linux. A recompile produced a working library without changing anything in Firefox.I am using this library since then and it works without any problems. My baselinejit.* options are still enabled (default). I venture to doubt that this is the core of the problem.
Esta valoración es de una versión anterior del complemento (0.1.1-signed.1-signed). Este usuario tiene 2 valoraciones anteriores de este complemento.NOTE: It seems that the crashes experienced by the users are related to the new Javascript JIT Compiler Called ION Baseline. Disabling it seems to solve the problem. You can disable it by setting javascript.options.baselinejit.* in about:config to false
Puntuado con 2 de 5 estrellas
Same problem here: stopped working with Thundbird (Icedove ) 24 on Debian 64 bit. i.e. icedove segfaults on startup. Works with the previous version (thunderbird /icedove 17)
Esta valoración es de una versión anterior del complemento (0.1.1-signed.1-signed).Puntuado con 3 de 5 estrellas
This addon is really a need but I can confirm the crash on x64.
toaster666 could you share the fix somehow?
NOTE: It seems that the crashes experienced by the users are related to the new Javascript JIT Compiler Called ION Baseline. Disabling it seems to solve the problem. You can disable it by setting javascript.options.baselinejit.* in about:config to false
Puntuado con 2 de 5 estrellas
Great idea, but it crashes firefox when syncing.
Esta valoración es de una versión anterior del complemento (0.1.1-signed.1-signed).Puntuado con 4 de 5 estrellas
Works as expected here, using Firefox 23.0.
Would it be possible to use human readable names (i.e. the website's name) for the keys stored in the keyring? This would make it easier to view and manage passwords with seahorse.
Puntuado con 1 de 5 estrellas
creating new keyring 'unknown'
clicking on saved passwords in settings crashes Thunderbird, unable to start thunderbird again -> segfault
had to start in safe-mode to remove this addon
migrate saved passwords to gnome-keyring would be really useful instead of ask for every password that was already saved
Puntuado con 4 de 5 estrellas
Cool idea but two things:
1. empty name crashes thunderbird -- testing on 17.0.7
2. I wanted to use Default keyring name but despite writing Default (with capital D) it wants to create default. Is there a way to fix it?
Puntuado con 1 de 5 estrellas
A vital security feature that really should be incorporated directly into Linux/Gnome builds of Firefox. Sorely needing since development of Mozilla-Gnome-Keyring (xul-ext-gnome-keyring) seems to have stalled.
Alas, this version (v0.1) of the extension seems to crash Firefox 21, Thunderbird 17 and 20b. Otherwise I'd have given it a 4/5. It's early days though, so I'll keep it installed (but disabled) and test periodically.
Thanks for taking the time to develop this. :-)
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