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Yeah- it gets rid of them. Linux chrome. It's been doing it for a while apparently. https://superuser.com/questions/926902/google-chrome-loses-does-not-show-
by dhimes 9y ago
Yeah- it gets rid of them. Linux chrome.
It's been doing it for a while apparently.
https://superuser.com/questions/926902/google-chrome-loses-does-not-show-stored-password-after-an-upgrade https://superuser.com/questions/926902/google-chrome-loses-d...
- Santosh83 9y agoAh that explains it then. I'm currently on Windows, but used Linux for more than a decade previously and password storage in Chrome was consistently problematic. The coordination with gnome-keyring-daemon always seemed flaky... sadly doesn't look like Chrome are in a hurry to improve this area.
- agnivade 9y agoNot for me. Linux Chrome user for quite some time. Never has my credentials been wiped out in an update.
- dhimes 9y agoNot ever, eh? Interesting.