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First, running things locally opens you to local exploits which, once successful, can capture not only your email password but everything else you do on a compu
by blfr 9y ago
First, running things locally opens you to local exploits which, once successful, can capture not only your email password but everything else you do on a computer.
Second, with a password manager, users shouldn't be typing passwords in. I don't even know my Gmail password.