An idea for JamesZ:
Often the Lenovo Password Manager on IE or Firefox will generate false positives, e.g. it will recognize a search form on a web page as an ID/password page and present a dialog asking if it should be added to the Password Manager.
Firefox's own ID/password recognition does not generate such false positives very often, and it still manages to capture virtually all such web login pages.
So my suggestion: change the Firefox Lenovo Password Manager extension so that everytime the user stores or changes information in the Firefox Password manager's own database, the Lenovo Password manager will ask if the user wants to store the information in the Lenovo database; everytime the Firefox Password manager recognizes a form that could be filled with information from its own database, and does fill it, the Lenovo Firefox extension ensures that the user is asked if the information is also recorded in the lenovo database if not already there.
That way, the use of both password managers is largely transparent for the user.
The Lenovo extension could also intercept the request for the Firefox Password Master Password.
