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First comes the sign-on file header which is
always "#2c"
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Next comes the reject host list in clear text,
one per line and terminated with full stop.
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After that normal host list is stored in the
following format
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Host URL
- Name (username or *password)
- Value (encrypted)
- .(full stop)
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First comes the sign-on file header which is
always "#2d"
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Next comes the reject host list in clear text,
one per line and ends with full stop.
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After that normal host list is stored in the
following format
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Host URL
- Name (username or *password)
- Value (encrypted)
- Subdomain URL
- .(full stop)
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First comes the sign-on file header which is
always "#2e"
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Next comes the excluded host list in clear text,
one per line and ends with full stop.
- After that saved host list is stored in the
following format
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Host URL
- Name (username or *password)
- Value (encrypted)
- Subdomain URL
- --- (Dashed line denoting the end of host entry)
- .(full stop)
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The new signons.sqlite database file has two tables moz_disabledHosts and moz_logins. The moz_disabledHosts table contains
list of excluded websites which are exempted from storing passwords by
user. The moz_logins table contains all the saved website passwords. Here is
more detailed description of each tables...
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table - moz_disabledHosts
- id - index of each entry
- hostname - blacklisted website URL
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table - moz_logins
- id - index of each entry
- hostname - base website URL
- httpRealm -
- formSubmitURL - Actual website URL for which secrets are saved.
- usernameField - name of username element of form field
- passwordField - name of password element of form field
- encryptedUsername - encrypted username
- encryptedPassword - encrypted password
- guid - unique GUID for each entry
- encType - value 1 indicates encrypted
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