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LibreWolf remains AI-free!
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this post was submitted on 18 Dec 2025
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I was so close to accept LibreWolf and finally make the switch from Firefox. But sadly LibreWolf does not support saving in Browser passwords. Its because of security concerns, I get it. But look, I want to save passwords in the browser. And sadly this killed LibreWolf for me.
How about using a password manager? I think KeePassXC is useful with its keyboard shortcuts.
Recommended Addons – LibreWolf
https://librewolf.net/docs/addons/#password-managers
What root problem are you trying to solve that a password manager and browser extension doesn't fix?
In settings, turn on Firefox syncing, and boom! you have password saving.
I have Libre Wolf installed on my Linux machines, but never used it so far. Can you use it with a Mozilla account to sync bookmarks and passwords across devices? I send browser tabs from my Android phone to my desktop machine sometimes, that would be a QoL feature I'd be reluctant to give up.
Yep. It's off by default, but is the first thing I switch on when I first install Libewolf on any machines.
You end up with a classic FF experience without any of the bullshit.