Where to find the file controlling the password manager?

Looking to find out if there is a similar file in firefox 4 beta 9 to the file nsLoginManager.js from firefox 3.5. I want to allow password manager to save passwords to all sites.

It still uses the same file, but it is contained within the omni.jar archive. omni.jar appears to use non-standard methods when compressing the file, so making changes to files inside it may lead to unexpected results and may cause problems with Firefox.
There are alternative methods to get around passwords not being remembered, for details see http://kb.mozillazine.org/User_name_and_password_not_remembered

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