Mozilla is testing ‘Lockbox’, a password manager for iOS, as part of Firefox Test Pilot

Mozilla uses 256-bit encryption to save all the usernames and passwords on the app and to sync with your Firefox account.

Mozilla, the software community behind the popular Firefox browser has launched a new app for iOS users. The new standalone app Lockbox is a password manager for your iOS devices and it works with the help of the existing password credentials that you may have saved in the browser if you are a Firefox user. In case that you are a regular Firefox user, you can use the saved credentials to log in to the corresponding iOS app of the service or website that you have saved in Lockbox . Also Read - Today's Tech News: Samvad app release soon, Realme Narzo 30 series India launch date and more

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According to the description of the app, Mozilla uses 256-bit encryption to save all the usernames and passwords on the app and to sync with your Firefox account. This app is only available in the United States, UK, Canada, New Zealand, and Australia and only supports the English language. Any new information that you save will be synced with your account. This new app is part of the new experimental program Firefox Test Pilot that Mozilla is launching on mobile devices today. This program is aimed at helping the company test new features along with a feedback. Lockbox is one of the two mobile apps that the program has launched with the second one being Notes app for Android. Also Read - Moj App: How to download, use the Indian TikTok competitor

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Lockbox is one of the five current experiments that the company is testing as part of the program. The company has already launched 11 experiments in the past. This comes days after reports emerged that Mozilla may be working on a new browser of Android to replace Firefox for Android.

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