2.11 Managing Passwords
When you enter a password in a KDE application for the first time (in
KMail or Konqueror, for example), you are asked if you want to store the
password in an encrypted wallet. If you click ,
KWallet wizard starts by default. KWallet is a password management tool
that can collect all passwords and store them in an encrypted file. For
more information on how to configure and use KWallet, refer to
Section 7.0, Managing Passwords with KWallet Manager.
Whereas KWallet is designed to centrally manage passwords for several KDE
applications, Firefox also offers the ability to store data when you
enter a username and a password on a Web site. If you accept by clicking
, the password will be stored on your hard
disk in an encrypted format. Next time you access this site, Firefox will
automatically fill in the login data.
To review or manage your passwords in Firefox, click .
