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<p>It only appears when you want to show the saved passwords and
when you want to set the master password.</p>
<p>Not on TB start with master password set, nor when you change or
delete the master password. Also not when you want to show the
saved passwords with the master password set. In all this cases
there is already the protection through the master password.</p>
<p>And yes, it uses the method you've set in Windows or Mac, PIN,
password, fingerprint etc.</p>
<p>Linux doesn't use this because there are issues to enable it.</p>
<p>Richard<br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 18.07.2020 09:54, Axel Grude wrote:<br>
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<p>Dear Wayne Mery,</p>
<p>question: surely this only happens if a master password is
in place? I have turned off all passwords in my Thunderbird
password manager, because as far as I can see if you are on
my computer you are either a burglar or I have invited you
in. There is a one key "lock" function in Windows for a
reason.<br>
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