Firefox prompts to enter master password while there is no form in the page

I open Firefox and visit: http://twitter.com/astro_paolo
Although there is no form in this page, Firefox prompts me to enter my master password

Thanks cor-el, this was helpful !
Twitter is not playing nice with Firefox master password feature. That's dumb, unsecure and serve no purpose at all. Twitter has bad programming issues.

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What could be the reason I have not been asked to enter my master password when starting a new browsing session?

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https://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/Protecting+stored+passwords+using+a+master+password
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