Safari 1.3.2, in 10.3.9, outdated, obsolete, - no longer works in ebay.

Question

I'm disappointed that Safari 1.3.2 in Mac OS 10.3.9 is rapidly becoming defunct.
But, I'll get by if someone can please help me migrate my keychain passwords to Firefox.
Thank you!!
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Answer 1

Aside from the E-bay change, what about Safari 1.3.2 does not work for you?
Firefox 2.0 is a very good browser. It has its own way of preserving passwords, so migrating those from your Keychain is not possible. Its method of saving Keychain information is similar to Safari. Here's what Firefox says about it:
"Firefox can securely save passwords you enter in web forms to make it easier to log on to web sites. Clear this checkbox to prevent Firefox from remembering your passwords.
Even with this option preference checked, however, you'll still be asked whether to save passwords for a site when you first visit it. If you select Never for This Site, that site will be added to an exceptions list. To access that list or to remove sites from it, click the Exceptions button.
Use a master password - Firefox can protect sensitive information such as saved passwords and certificates by encrypting them using a master password. If you create a master password, each time you start Firefox, it will ask you to enter the password the first time it needs to access a certificate or stored password. You can set, change, or remove the master password by checking or unchecking this optionpreference or by clicking the Change Master Password... button. If a master password is already set, you will need to enter it in order to change or remove the master password.
Show Passwords = You can manage saved passwords and delete individual passwords by clicking the View Saved Passwords button."
The process of building your password file in Firefox can be done over time, or all at once - the latter certainly would be tedious. Nonetheless, using Firefox would give you a browser more adaptable to current Internet content than Panther's Safari.
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