Linux Build ID 2001052908 To reproduce the bug you must attempt to task->Privacy and Security->Password Manager->Change Personal Security Password Immediately after starting the browser. The result is "Failed to change passwd" If you cause the browser to prompt you for the PSP (e.g., visit aka.mcom.com - get a new cert), then you will subsequently be able to change the passwd.

-> P1, 2.0

OTOH, if you do Edit -> Preferences -> Privacy & Security -> Certificate -> Manage Security Devices -> Software Security Device -> Change Password It would first prompt you for the password and log in and only then it will present you with the password change dialog (where you have to type the old password again). This way everything works, but it is slightly annoying to have to input the old password twice.

Assigning this bug to mcgreer.

forgot to cc javi and david, that would slow a review...

Are the width and height attributes essential in the window.open call? Fixing the width and height and not allowing re-sizing of the window makes it hard to loacalize this window. We should avoid hard-coding width and height into our xul dialogs. Fix the above and r=javi

sr=blizzard

a= asa@mozilla.org for checkin to the trunk. (on behalf of drivers)

checked in today. Marking fixed.

Verified fixed.