Firefox is saving passwords, but not saving them to my Keychain (Mac). Why?

My web passwords are usually saved both in Firefox and the Mac Keychain Manager. Recently I've noticed that there are many passwords saved in Firefox but not in Keychain Manager. Why is this, and does the problem lie in Firefox or Keychain Manager.

Try:
* Keychain Services Integration: https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/keychain-services-integration/

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