Saving passwords in Firefox makes it easy to access websites requiring you to log in without having to remember your username and password, but it comes with a significant security risk.<\/p>\n
A full list of all your saved passwords in Firefox is available to anyone within a few clicks if they gain access to your computer.<\/p>\n
Gamers may leave their system vulnerable while attending a LAN, an especially dangerous move when attending a public event.<\/p>\n
The procedure to see all your saved passwords is simple:\u00a0 Tools\/Options >> Options >> Security >> Saved Passwords >> Show passwords.<\/p>\n
There is luckily an easy way to protect your saved passwords in Firefox (apart from making sure that you never leave your computer unattended) \u2013 set a master password.<\/p>\n
To set a master password Tools\/Options >> Options >> Security >> Select \u201cUse a master password\u201d.<\/p>\n
Using a master password makes surfing the web less convenient, but removing the risk of having all your passwords exposed may be worth it.<\/p>\n