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Don't use this if you're ever going to type in a password where the screen might be shared -- the constantly-updating "is my password correct" glyphs give away
by sonofgod 10y ago
Don't use this if you're ever going to type in a password where the screen might be shared -- the constantly-updating "is my password correct" glyphs give away enough information to make it super trivial to decode by eye.
PS: the password for the demonstration gif is "passwordpassword"
- guillaume20100 10y ago@dragondave on github open an issue https://github.com/lesspass/lesspass/issues/48 https://github.com/lesspass/lesspass/issues/48. We are working on it.
- spb 10y agoThis is why I designed the similarly-updating glyphs in surpass (https://stuartpb.github.io/surpass/demo.html https://stuartpb.github.io/surpass/demo.html) to only update after a half-second delay when masked.