When I’m casually browsing the web I prefer to use Safari and I have it set as my primary browser. When I’m working on websites I use Firefox mainly because I prefer the Firebug Add-on over than the Safari Developer Tools. Inevitably I end up opening a ton of tabs on Firefox and occasionally end up signing up for a service only to later open up the site in Safari and not have access to the password. Well, I came across an incredible Firefox Add-on called Keychain Services Integration which solves this dilemma.
When you first install Keychain Services Integration it will import all of your Firefox passwords to Keychain, but it will keep all your current password in case you decide to remove the Add-on. Now I can finally begin using the difficult passwords Safari suggests when registering for a website without having to look it up in Keychain when I decide to later login using Firefox.
