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I think Firefox's solution is a little better. You can set a master password which is used to encrypt the password database. To unlock you have to enter the pas
by discreditable 9y ago
I think Firefox's solution is a little better. You can set a master password which is used to encrypt the password database. To unlock you have to enter the password. You can browse without unlocking.
- geocar 9y agoBoth the iPhone and Google Chrome ask for authentication before showing the passwords. Firefox works similarly: Once you unlock it, you see all the passwords. On an iPhone or Google Chrome, you have to click each password you want to see.
- sowbug 9y agoFortunately, Chrome for Linux and Chrome OS don't ask. Both OSes trust users to control access at the session level.