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Suddenly I am logged out of all my sessions and cant find my details in saved logins

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Hi community, sorry if I didnt use the right category but I am having serious issue right now.

Just few minutes ago, I was suddenly logged out of all my sessions and my saved logins disappeared.

All my accounts use randomly generated passwords by firefox, there is no way I can recover any of this without getting my saved logins back.

What should I do? I am freaking out

Hi community, sorry if I didnt use the right category but I am having serious issue right now. Just few minutes ago, I was suddenly logged out of all my sessions and my saved logins disappeared. All my accounts use randomly generated passwords by firefox, there is no way I can recover any of this without getting my saved logins back. What should I do? I am freaking out

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After a bit more looking into it, it seems I lost saved logins specifically from accounts.google.com/ which is what I need to access

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Your profile folder should contain a logins-backup.json file. With Firefox closed, rename logins.json as something else then rename the backup file to logins.json and restart Firefox.

https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/profiles-where-firefox-stores-user-data#w_finding-your-profile-without-opening-firefox

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logins-backup.json is a plain text file, so you can open this file in a text editor to see whether it contains any logins for "host accounts.google.com".

Note that you should backup your logins or possibly sync them to another device, especially if you use generated random passwords.

You can check if Windows has saved copies of logins.json and key4.db in the Firefox profile folder as part of a system restore point (do not use System Restore as that can cause more problems, but copy the files to a folder).

You can look a utility to browse System Restore points.