bug 42774, changed security wording, coded=verah, r=morse

extensions/wallet/src/wallet.properties

@@ -63,4 +63,4 @@ NotConverted = Unable to convert stored data.
 PasswordNotChanged = Unable to change the password that protects your sensitive information.
 PasswordExpired = Your sensitive information is now locked.
 PasswordNotExpired = Unable to lock your sensitive information.
-Caveat = Saving Sensitive Information##Your personal information (passwords, etc) will be saved by the browser so you won't need to reenter this information in the future.##By default, your personal information is stored in a file that is difficult but not impossible for an unauthorized person to read. If you wish to provide better security, you can make the file be password protected.  This may be desirable, for example, if other people have access to your computer.##However, such improved security requires you to choose a password that you will be asked to provide from time to time.  Thus it is slightly less convenient.##If you want to use improved security for your stored personal information, choose Preferences from the Edit menu, open the Advanced category, and select Forms and Passwords.
+Caveat = Saving Passwords and Other Sensitive Information##Password Manager and Form Manger will save passwords, user names, and other sensitive information and enter them for you automatically when they are required.#This sensitive information is stored on your computer in a file that's difficult, but not impossible, to read.#If other people have access to your computer, you may want to password protect the stored sensitive information by choosing a Personal Security Password.#If you choose to password protect your stored information, you will be asked to provide your Personal Security Password from time to time.  This approach provides better security but is slightly less convenient.#To password protect stored information, choose Preferences from the Edit menu, open the Advanced category, choose Forms and Passwords, and check 'Use encryption when storing sensitive data.'