Is it possible to save passwords in the browser?

[zsalab2]

I have checked "save passwords" in the browser settings, but absolutely no passwords are saved. When I enter a site with a saved login, I have to enter the password manually again.

Thus, I use Firefox, which has a Bitwarden plugin, which is actually working.

However, the built-in browser is easier to navigate AND there is more screen real-estate in it.

Thus, I wonder whether:
A) it is possible to get the save passwords to work?
 it is possible to add an addon to the built-in browser?

[graynada]

I have checked "save passwords" in the browser settings, but absolutely no passwords are saved. When I enter a site with a saved login, I have to enter the password manually again.

Thus, I use Firefox, which has a Bitwarden plugin, which is actually working.

However, the built-in browser is easier to navigate AND there is more screen real-estate in it.

Thus, I wonder whether:
A) it is possible to get the save passwords to work?
 it is possible to add an addon to the built-in browser?

Not a direct answer sorry but I use Opera as my default browser which does have a built in password manager and settings to maximise screen real estate.  I find it very quick with a great built in ad blocker to boot.

Hope this helps.

[gidds]

However, the built-in browser is easier to navigate AND there is more screen real-estate in it.

Are you aware that the Firefox bar scrolls off the top of the screen, leaving only the standard Android bar?  (Unfortunately, it only seems to do this if you scroll by dragging on the screen itself, not when using e.g. the cursor keys.  But that's a lot better than nothing.)

And I've not had any trouble navigating Firefox.  What do you find hard?

(My main reason for using Firefox instead of Chrome is that Firefox honours my hosts file, which Chrome doesn't.  I haven't tried Opera, though, and I didn't get on with the built-in browser.)