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Hierdie gesprek is in die argief. Vra asseblief 'n nuwe vraag as jy hulp nodig het.

All my passwords are gone

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Firefox crashed when I was looking at email, and then when it came back on again, all my passwords are gone. The bookmarks are still there, and usernames auto-complete (at least for example when went to log into mozilla support), but the passwords are gone. If I go to the options, saved logins, nothing is there.

I even tried safe mode and the passwords are not there.

Firefox crashed when I was looking at email, and then when it came back on again, all my passwords are gone. The bookmarks are still there, and usernames auto-complete (at least for example when went to log into mozilla support), but the passwords are gone. If I go to the options, saved logins, nothing is there. I even tried safe mode and the passwords are not there.

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Well, your links made me decide to look an 11th time at my profile files...

I already knew that logins.json was gone, but now I noticed that there is a file logins.json.corrupt (stupid windows search doesn't find the file so I didn't notice it before). Then I was able to use PasswordFox to recover everything from the 'corrupt' file.

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Hi, first try restarting Firefox - 3-bar menu > Exit Firefox in bottom right corner.

If that doesn't help, please see -

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Gekose oplossing

Well, your links made me decide to look an 11th time at my profile files...

I already knew that logins.json was gone, but now I noticed that there is a file logins.json.corrupt (stupid windows search doesn't find the file so I didn't notice it before). Then I was able to use PasswordFox to recover everything from the 'corrupt' file.