[anon(55900)]

I'm looking for a cloud based password manager that fills in passwords, which works the same on FireFox browser android version and FireFox browser Windows version.

[Rule9]

I use Keepassdroid. It doesn't have it's own cloud storage but you can store and sync the database in Dropbox across multiple devices and computers.

[anon(55900)]

I have a question for you, I assume you set it up on one pc or device then on at least a second? The problem I keep having with lastpass as well as firefox sync is that I'm using my laptop as my primary, I have been changing passwords there, when I go to the same website nothing seems to know that the pasword changed, no matter what I use or try, I find that I end up having to manually enter the newly changed password.

[Rule9]

I have a question for you, I assume you set it up on one pc or device then on at least a second? The problem I keep having with lastpass as well as firefox sync is that I'm using my laptop as my primary, I have been changing passwords there, when I go to the same website nothing seems to know that the pasword changed, no matter what I use or try, I find that I end up having to manually enter the newly changed password.

You'll have to install keepass on your PC, keepassdroid on your devices, and keep the database in drop box. It's not all automated as much as Lastpass does, but then again, Keepass hasn't been hacked yet. Last pass was, earlier this year, which is why I trade a bit of convenience for more peace of mind

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[DenverRalphy]

Regardless which password manager you use, if you wish all your devices to automatically know the new passwords, you'll have to enable browser synchronization (I don't know how well Firefox handles that). I personally use Chrome which handles it all very well.

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