[@mardel]
Thought I would add something to this: I have been using shareware on sale for over three years now and I installed Sticky Password quite sometime ago. Liked it so much (support is great) that I ended up buying lifetime license. I still enjoyed it up until yesterday. I recently switched from chrome to firefox as I really like what firefox has been doing recently and love the fact that my bookmarks can be had on all my devices with a touch of a button. Yesterday, firefox disabled stickypassword and webroot security in the browser for firefox’s recent upgrade and they now do not support any extension that does not qualify for this upgrade. I am very disappointed in this and have written to sticky password and webroot to notify them of this. I am now hoping that both correct the problem and soon.
So let me get this straight – a browser you are using changed something AGAIN such that some plugins no longer work, and you are blaming the plugin developers for this problem? Seriously?
For the record, I finally stopped using Firefox for this exact reason – many of their endless (seems like weekly) ‘updates’ break stuff left and right, and they always just profess total innocence and refuse to acknowledge any issues caused by their non-stop rewriting of their less than stable code. After years of it, I had enough. Not that Chrome is so fantastic, but at least updates don’t break and then disable endless plugins, and they don’t appear weekly (or even more often).