Removing show password in thunderbird 31.6 MAC

Removing show password in Thunderbird 31.6 for mac . I can not figure out why this is even part of this program . They should have made it so that if you do wish to see the passwords that you have to enter a password ( master password ) . I like to leave my computer open so and password free so the girlfriend can snoop around . But I certainly do not want her to see all my passwords for different accounts because I use them also in my finances. can this option of show password on my mac be removed . This is making Thunderbird pretty insecure .

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the number before togglePasswords is WRONG it should be hashtag and without a period or blank
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So in other words this should be:
<pre>
/* Do not remove the @namespace line -- it's ONE LINE, required for correct functioning */
@namespace url("http://www.mozilla.org/keymaster/gatekeeper/there.is.only.xul");
/* hide the "Show Password" button in Password Manager */
#togglePasswords {display: none !important;}
</pre>
@Gnospen,
I didn't realize the formatting is screwed by the web site. I now see what you meant.

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