Thanks

The plugin is slowing Firefox. Its GUI is too confuse, intrusive and shortcut keys isn't working.

Einfach super. Nutze den Password Hasher schon lange. Funktioniert nun auch wider in FF57. Einfach nur noch 1 Passwort merken. TOP

This one was a nice try but carries a lot of old and chrome-specific-stuff around. I've created a new one from scratch just reusing the passhash-algos. The old site-tags can't be imported as the password-API in Firefox is not ready yet.

The new one is using popups instead of reusing the password-field which is a big security issue.

Feel free to give feedback or contribute:
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/password-hasher-ng/
https://github.com/phreaknerd/passhash-ng

Murks. Zwingt, die mit dem Passwort Hasher von scooper erstellten Passwörter wegzuwerfen und für alle jemals benutzten Webseiten neue Passwörter einzugeben, so man denn noch diese Webseiten betreten kann. Welch ein Aufwand und ziemlicher Unsinn.
Werde wieder den alten Firefox installieren, ist einfacher.
Habe mich wegen des Prozessor-Desasters erneut mit Firefox Quantum und dieser Erweiterung befasst. Wenn man den Kompatibilitätsmodus einschaltet, kann man natürlich Passworte erhalten, die dem alten Passwort Hasher entsprechen, aber eben nur, wenn auch die gewählte Passwortstärke der alten Einstellung entspricht. Jetzt müßte ich in etwa 70% der Fälle die Passwortstärke vor der Passworteingabe umständlich ändern. Könnte man einfacher machen, der alte Passwortmanager erinnerte sich jedenfalls an die für die jeweilige Webseite einmal gewählte Einstellung. Jetzt werde ich eben doch fast alles neu eingeben, um für alles diesselbe Passwortstärke zu erhalten. Welch ein Murks.

excellent replacement for old addon, but does not work on android properly
1. portable page not available
2. hash sign does not replace password or replace it with incorrect value - can't sign in to any site

I am a long-term user of "Password Hasher" which is no longer maintained. This add-on seems to be a good replacement... IF this one issue is solved:

It is dangerous to enter the master password directly into the web page. A variant where it is entered in a pop-up dialog is desperately needed. Why not put it in the bubble or in the dialog which opens when clicking on the hash in the toolbar?

For new users: This is not such a big problem for you as long as you do not use the compatibility mode.

Pressing the # button near password field results in nothing happening. Right-clicking on the password field also gives no option to open the password hasher plus.

For now, I will have to keep using the old "Password hasher" add-on. Hopefully there will be some kind of solution before firefox 57 will be out.

I really appreciate that attempts have been made to port this very useful addon to Firefox. But unfortunately, it is unusable for me due to the following critical bugs:
1) Settings (incl. your private key) are lost on browser restart.
2) The portable HTML page produces different passwords (probably because it can not deal with the "compatible:" prefix)

This add-on works fine, in recent firefox versions when most of the other password hashes stop working.
It have a master private key, per site extra password and "bump" support to allow one to rotate password for just one site when needed (ie: when that site was hacked) without forcing one to change the master password.

The only down side is that it do not give any help to start using it and that makes hard for new users. Just use the portable html or type a password in the password field and then press ctrl+# (or equivalent) to hash the password. you can also press the below "#/." hash/unhash and "a/*" view hide the password.