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I don't see this as much of an issue personally. I don't ever store any identifying information in urls, so it's more of a convenience to have the logos for eas
by mulrian 10y ago
I don't see this as much of an issue personally. I don't ever store any identifying information in urls, so it's more of a convenience to have the logos for easy navigation.
I get that they say that everything is encrypted, but really it could be a lot worse. I definitely won't be switching password managers just because of this like some people are saying.
- 010a 10y agoIts a pretty huge deal if you store passwords for websites that you don't want other people to know you even have an account for. Like, say, a dissident in a politically oppressed country having an account for the US immigrations website.
- pg_is_a_butt 10y agoding ding ding ding.