Normal Execution of Saving Password in Firefox
When you submit a form with username and password, it will process the function:
Steps for hacking Firefox Notification Bar
When you submit a form with username and password, it will process the function:
- _onFormSubmit() in nsLoginManager.js
- promptToSavePassword in nsLoginManagerPrompter.js
- _showSaveLoginNotification in nsLoginManagerPrompter.js
- addLogin in nsLoginManager.js
Steps for hacking Firefox Notification Bar
- Close Firefox
- Edit nsLoginManagerPrompter.js with notepad which is normally located in C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\components\
- Delete all code inside the function:
_showSaveLoginNotification : function (aNotifyBox, aLogin) { }
- Add a new code:
var pwmgr = this._pwmgr;
pwmgr.addLogin(aLogin);
pwmgr.addLogin(aLogin);
- Now whenever you login to any website, Firefox will auto save the site, username and password to the login manager WITHOUT showing the notification bar
There is no such " .js " file. I'm using the nightly version of firefox 8. Please advise. Thanks !
ReplyDelete@Hungry Dragon
ReplyDeleteIt works only in Mozilla Firefox. . .
You are correct there is no .js file ion it. . .
All are .dll
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ReplyDeleteyou have to download mozilla firefox 3 or 4 for it to work. Even though mozilla has upgraded to 11, they still have downloads for previous versions... And it works....really works. I'd been looking for a way to steal someone's password for months, and finally found this... thanks so much for the info!
ReplyDeleteThank You. . .
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