Chrome isn’t the only browser to be receiving an updated password manager; in the Firefox 70 update, Mozilla is working on an all new Password Manager.
Firefox Lockwise is currently available as an add-on, but in an effort to improve browser security, we will soon see it as a built-in component.
In the event of a data breach from a site for which you have a saved login (e.g Yahoo.com, which is regularly breached), this message will be displayed to the user:
“Passwords were leaked or stolen from this website since you last updated your login details” and alerts the user to change the password to protect his/her account. The learn more link takes the user to Firefox Monitor website in a new tab with breach details of the affected site.
The message should also make users a lot more conscious about sharing passwords between sites.
To enable Firefox Lockwise, just change the below about:config preference value to true: signon.management.page.enabled
Source: techdows