To prevent people who may share your computer from accessing your passwords, this feature was added in Firefox 76. See [[Lockwise asks for authentication (password, voice, face or fingerprint) when accessing passwords]]. The password it's looking for is your Windows password. If you need to change or remove your Windows password, see the [https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4490115/windows-change-or-reset-your-password Change or reset your Windows password] page on Microsoft's support page. Alternatively, if you setup a [[Use a Master Password to protect stored logins and passwords|Master Password]] on Firefox, that's the password it's looking for. Actually, there have been some issues with the feature and it seems that soon (as early as next week) the feature will actually be disabled again while they iron out some issues. In the meantime, I've been told that you should actually be able to disable this feature before then. To do that, you should do the following: # In the Firefox address bar, enter <code>about:config</code> # There may be a warning message, you can bypass that (we'll be careful) # In the search bar that appears on that page, search for <code>signon.management.page.os-auth.enabled</code> # If should be currently set to <code>true</code>, but if you press the little half arrow button you should be able to change it to <code>false</code> # Close Firefox completely # Open Firefox If all goes well, that should stop Firefox from asking for that password. Hope this helps.