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Norton Password Manager for Firefox Crack & Keygen

We all have dozens of accounts on different sites, from social media networks and emails to forums, various webpages, and so on. It is easy to save your passwords to your default browser. However, keeping them secure is another discussion. Many solutions for that are on the Internet, and Norton Password Manager is one of them. But the service does more than storing your login credentials in a secure, password-protected "vault." It also allows you to keep your credit card information, create and save private notes, save addresses, and much more. Moreover, with the Norton Password Manager extension, which is available for Firefox and Chrome, as well, you can quickly use your already saved credentials when you need them.

If you are new to Norton Password Manager, don't worry because once you have installed the extension, it will ask you to sign up. After the process completes, you must choose a main-password for the so-called vault where all your passwords, usernames, and more will be stored securely and privately. Now that you have set it up, you can add your login information. When you have to sign in on a specific site, click the extension's icon and select the respective webpage from the list. The add-on will automatically open it in a new tab and log you in. Inside the web-based app that controls the extension, you will find even more options and features that you could enjoy to use. Also, you can import login credentials saved to your browser. Open the add-on's pop-up window, click on the three-dotted icon at the bottom-right corner, and follow the on-screen instructions.

The extension is easy to set up, and it doesn't look buggy or laggy. It might upset some users to enter the vault password each time they open their browser, but that's one of the many security measures that the extension features. In short, Norton Password Manager looks a reliable add-on for Firefox and Chrome for users to keep their login credentials safe.

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