Does anyone know what has happened? I really like Firefox, and prefer it as a browser, but since this happened, I've started using Chrome, because passwords are working fine on it. I do not want to go through this hassle every time I use Firefox. When I opened Firefox again, the key was black again. I then logged out of Firefox and closed the browser. I clicked on the install button for Firefox anyway and it took me to another page for Firefox activation where I clicked on it and it opened the Firefox browser again, where the gold key was again visible I tried logging on to the same websites as before, and this time everything worked as it always had.
It showed that passwords were installed on both Firefox and Chrome. I then opened the Avast interface, went to the passwords page and clicked on settings. This had never happened before so I opened the extensions page in Firefox, and it showed the extension as active, with only the disable or delete options available. I clicked on it and it said the extension was not active. Last week, when I opened Firefox, the gold key was black. I would open Firefox and the little gold key icon would appear, working great on all my logons for email, banking and credit cards, etc. Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome are my main browsers) The add-on had been working fine up until last week. (I am using a Windows 10 laptop with Avast free antivirus installed. Join a growing community of 400 million Avast users. We’ll check every site you visit, from Facebook to your bank, so nothing puts you or your data at risk. I have installed an Avast Passwords add-on to my Firefox extensions list several months ago. Secure your Mozilla Firefox browser against real-time online threats, trackers, and scams.
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