So... I like Pheonix and have been using it for some time. I now want to upgrade to a newer version.
Being lazy I have let P remember all manner of usernames and passwords for me and have not kept a seperate record of them.
Is there a way I can display this stuff now; or a way to assure it gets completly transfered if I install a newer version of Phoenix? ( I would prefer a no or yes with instructions, not good advice about my habits )
I relied on Phoenix, am I screwed?
- johann_p
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Offtopic *sight*
go to a phoneix forum.
- michel v
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( This is a general Mozilla question IMHO, since his problem can be met in Mozilla too. )
Try moving some of your Phoenix profile files to a Mozilla profile, and then check your passwords with Mozilla's password manager. Or wait for Phoenix to get the password manager UI (it shouldn't take that long?).
Try moving some of your Phoenix profile files to a Mozilla profile, and then check your passwords with Mozilla's password manager. Or wait for Phoenix to get the password manager UI (it shouldn't take that long?).
- priior
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a lot of sites keep usernames and passwords in your cookies..
so.. u might gain back access to a lot of sites by simply copying the cookies.txt file fromthe moz dir to the phoenix dir. (on a windows system, they should be under c:\document and settings\username\application data\ etc... )
i know this doesnt really answer your question, but might be of some assistance.
so.. u might gain back access to a lot of sites by simply copying the cookies.txt file fromthe moz dir to the phoenix dir. (on a windows system, they should be under c:\document and settings\username\application data\ etc... )
i know this doesnt really answer your question, but might be of some assistance.