firefoxpasswordsSecurity
This little button is the scariest thing in Firefox as far as I'm concerned:
I realize that passwords saved in web browser must neccearilly be stored insecurely, usually with a reversable hash, but most people don't know how to reverse this. I'm really worried about a friend, family member, or a co-worker on my computer just going in there and seeing my passwords — it'd be trivial for them to do. Is there any way to at least hide this button?
The Mass Password Reset add-on does just that.
Sometimes you change a central password that ends up changing 12 others. This add on helps you reset multiple passwords in the Firefox/Thunderbird password manager.
Click the wrench icon next to the URL bar and go to Bookmarks » Import bookmarks and settings
Select Firefox from the drop-down menu and ensure that the "Saved Passwords" box is checked. Finally, click import.
This topic is covered here: Import settings from another browser - Google Chrome Help
Best Answer
If you set a master password you'll be prompted to enter it before it will show you the saved passwords. Seems like an easier solution than always having to do a custom chrome.